Sentence examples for enacted provisions from inspiring English sources

Georgia and other states had in the meantime enacted provisions meant to address discrimination in capital punishment.

In the Senate, the Armed Services Committee has enacted provisions calling for more fixed-price weapons contracts, limiting award fees to contractors and providing for more Congressional oversight of prime contractors on major programs.

The more recently enacted provision may be viewed as the clearest and most recent expression of legislative intent.

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...

"While it is understandable that this package will worsen our near-term budget picture, we should not enact provisions that will exacerbate our long-term deficits and debt".

Adopting French abortion policy would require not only additional regulations on abortion in some states and fewer in others; we'd need to repeal of the Hyde Amendment and enact provisions to make abortion providers much more accessible in general.

State and federal legislators should follow the lead of Wisconsin and Rhode Island and enact provisions for automatic continuing appropriations.

Moreover, the project was developed to test a process of community selection and demonstrate the feasibility of enacting provisions in the national health policy to provide healthcare user fee removal for the indigents which had not been previously implemented.

And on women's reproductive rights, as the Guttmacher Institute reported earlier this month, "In the first six months of 2013, states enacted 106 provisions related to reproductive health and rights".

In 1767, in an attempt to recoup the considerable treasure expended in the defense of its North American colonies during the French and Indian War (1754 63), the British Parliament enacted strict provisions for the collection of revenue duties in the colonies.

This pact enacted the provisions set forth in the original declaration, which had endorsed a five-year interim self-rule for a Palestinian authority to be executed in two stages: first in Gaza and the city of Jericho and then, after an election, throughout the remaining areas under Israeli military rule.