Sentence examples for enacted more specific from inspiring English sources
Reading Section 102.111 to create an absolute, inflexible deadline, the court held, would do violence to Section 102.112, which is the later enacted, more specific provision addressing both the deadline for filing returns and the penalties for filing returns thereafter.
CEQA, which was enacted more than 30 years ago, says Santa Monica attorney Doug Carstens, who worked with preservation groups on the case, is a "very specific statutory scheme to protect the environment and economy".
He has helped SumAll enact more gender-neutral hiring practices.
Independent antidoping experts have long criticized the leagues for refusing to enact more rigorous testing protocols.
The court accordingly gave credence to the more specific, more recently enacted provision, utilizing canons of construction certainly familiar to and routinely relied on by this court...
The General Accounting Office, the auditing arm of Congress, has recommended more specific guidelines and standards for years, but Congress has never seen fit to enact them.
Enacted in 1966, the act requires the government to provide answers to specific requests for information, and as any FOIA requester knows, the more specific the better chance of getting what you're after.
Others are more specific.
