Sentence examples for enacted today from inspiring English sources
And opinion polls show that a majority of Pakistanis oppose most of the amendments he enacted today.
The measure enacted today establishes specific laws against trafficking, punishing the worst violators with prison terms of 20 years to life and forcing them to compensate their victims.
What would it mean if something like the Clinton and Edwards plan was enacted today, and the front-runners in the G.O.P. race got together and swept away the single-digit guys?
Gov. George E. Pataki cast a pall of uncertainty over the budget the Legislature enacted today, saying that many sections of it were drafted unconstitutionally, including the tax increases, and hinting that he may yet challenge those sections in court.
The California regulations, if enacted today, "would basically kill the industry," said David E. Cole, chairman of the Center for Automotive Research, an independent research organization in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mr. Pataki, in turn, heaped praise on his traditional nemesis, the Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, acknowledging that the Assembly had been passing various elements of the package enacted today for more than a decade, only to see them die in the Senate.
Enacted last year, the law never took effect.
The convention was signed in 1997 and was enacted two years later.
That legislation was enacted late this summer, Mr. Nazari said.
The policy was enacted last April, before the state mandate.
