Sentence examples for enacted properly from inspiring English sources

When tax cuts and spending boosts were enacted properly, their analysis suggests, they worked.More recently, the post-mortems on America's 2001 fiscal boost have been positive.

If enacted properly these relationships, which occur in the betweenness between us, serve as the oil which lubricates interaction with others in such a way as to minimize abrasive occurrences, and to maximize smooth and positive relationships.

"A law must now be enacted and properly implemented to ensure that every girl at risk is properly protected.

The Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., has defended the tax break as proper and properly enacted.

He added that quiet zones would be a good idea for Long Island "if they are properly enacted".

"The artist protection law was properly enacted by California's legislative and executive processes, pursuant to powers the U.S. Constitution reserves to the states," he said.

"A properly enacted flip tax could provide an exemption or special treatment for some types of shareholders or transfers," he said.

Citizens can be deprived of their liberty only on the basis of a properly enacted law, after a judicial trial that meets minimum standards of due process.

But in an order signed on Tuesday, a state Supreme Court justice, Ferris D. Lebous, said that a moratorium adopted in December in Binghamton "fails to meet the criteria for a properly enacted moratorium" and so was invalid.

In other words, the rule of law means the application of rules properly enacted and generally understood before the contest -- not rules made up afterwards to suit the needs of one or the other of the protagonists.

"It's ironic, when Sarah Palin and others decry activist judges every other day, that a Bush appointee would make new law that strikes a critical element of a law properly enacted by Congress," said Neera Tanden, a health policy expert at the Center for American Progress, a liberal research group.