Sentence examples for enacted recently from inspiring English sources

While sweeping reforms of their economic and criminal justice systems have been enacted recently, Mr. Alaton said, they have barely begun to change the antiquated political culture.

The law, part of a broader anti-abortion package, is the most aggressive of the "previability" abortion bans enacted recently by a handful of states because it outlaws abortion two weeks earlier.

As a result, the loan cannot be opened to subscription until certain clauses of monetary law are repealed and other changes made in legislation enacted recently concerning gold payments on loans.

Many of the observations in the majority's opinion would be persuasive if we were considering whether to recognize a private right of action based upon a securities statute enacted recently.

Anyone who thinks to paint a room Pepto-Dismal pink, or upholster pillows with department-store belts -- two "wow" ideas I saw enacted recently -- deserves a fate even worse than pleather.

While Ontario's premier, Kathleen Wynne, emphasized the need for the 15percenttaxax on outside purchasers, similar to one enacted recently in Vancouver, British Columbia, there are no statistics on the number of Toronto houses that have gone to such buyers.

Besides, sleepwalkers are able to re-enact recently learned sequences of movements [ 32].

A law enacted as recently as 1991 abolished custodial sentences for 14-year-olds, resorting instead to community sentences.

As outlined above the schemes in Australia and New Zealand were enacted only recently, which explains the lack of data for earlier time periods.

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

The recently enacted financial regulatory legislation offers another example.