Sentence examples for enacted specifically from inspiring English sources

The county has also asked the State Legislature to broaden a 1976 law enacted specifically for Rockland, allowing it to regulate new development along 80 miles of streams in the county.

The authors propose that a new strict liability criminal offence is enacted specifically addressing the supply of academic essays to avoid the need for a prosecutor to establish intention or knowledge as a prerequisite to criminal liability.

Under laws enacted specifically to intimidate blacks... Government officials leased falsely imprisoned blacks to small-town entrepreneurs, provincial farmers, and dozens of corporations -- including U.S. Steel Corp. -- looking for cheap and abundant labor.

That position, he said, would enable government officials to flout the warrant law, even though Congress had enacted it "specifically to rein in and create a judicial check for executive-branch abuses of surveillance authority".

These unique properties are enacted by specifically designed microstructures.

New laws should be enacted that specifically address BDS and close any purported loopholes that BDS supporters exploit.

It was in the late 1980s that some states and the federal government enacted laws specifically intended to punish dealers for drug-related deaths.

Under threat that he would be removed as architect, and unjustifiably invoking anti-boycott US laws (specifically enacted to protect Israel from trade boycotts), Rogers, even though had said he was not in favour of boycotts, was forced to bend under pressure from the distinctly McCarthyite proceedings.

However, some offences are specifically enacted as offences of 'strict liability', meaning, basically, that there is no requirement to demonstrate 'intent', fault' or 'negligence', although these may then be considered when determining a penalty.

This type of crime in particular, racially motivated violence, for which a federal law was specifically enacted to cover, is of grave importance to the federal government".

Think about it -- there are no laws in any state specifically enacted to "protect" a man from making his own decisions.