Sentence examples for enacted out of from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, public policies often get enacted out of moralistic and careless impulses that are politically expedient.

Sadly, at present, when the 24-hour news cycle can pump up a new drug panic in a matter of hours, bans are increasingly being enacted out of hastily-concocted political expediency.

'(D iscriminatory laws enacted out of hatred, against aliens or against persons of any particular race or category or against persons belonging to specified social or political groups * * * run counter to the internationally accepted principle of the equality of individuals before the law.' Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. v. S.U.P.O.R. Co., (1955) Int'l L.Rep.

Another provision, §1226(c)—enacted out of "concer[n] that deportable criminal aliens who are not detained continue to engage in crime and fail to appear for their removal hearings," Demore v. Kim, 538 U. S. 510, 513 sets out four categories of aliens who are inadmissible or deportable for bearing certain links to terrorism or for committing specified crimes.

The ruling in this case but enforces an exemption of the state from suit in the courts of the United States upon it contract debts,—an exemption which existed by virtue of the Constitution of the United States at the time when the legislation was enacted out of which the alleged contracts arose.

In fact, the General Assembly that had originally enacted the out-of-precinct voting legislation had specifically found that "of those registered voters who happened to vote provisional ballots outside their resident precincts" in 2004, "a disproportionately high percentage were African American".

Just look at the supposedly automatic Medicare cuts contained in the Sustainable Growth Rate formula enacted to constrain out-of-control Medicare spending.

For virtually the entire film, the camera is rammed hard into the face of its protagonist Saul Ausländer (the surname, pointedly, means "alien" in German), with unspeakable cruelties largely enacted in blurred, out-of-focus sections of the frame, or just off-screen.

Policy after policy, we have borne the brunt of racist and cruel initiatives enacted purely out of ignorance and the unwillingness of decision makers to listen to what Aboriginal women think is best for their very own children.

MIDNIGHT (Flix) THE SAILOR WHO FELL FROM GRACE WITH THE SEA (1976) In Lewis John Carlino's adaptation of a short story by Yukio Mishima, six British boys enact something out of "Lord of the Flies," while the mother (Sarah Miles) of one (Jonathan Kahn) falls in love with an American sailor (Kris Kristofferson).

We are talking about young men who find themselves propelled into the limelight; who are given almost limitless press and adulation and raised to the status of gladiators enacting out life and death tussles in the Roman coliseum.