Sentence examples for enacted under article from inspiring English sources
Parden was the first case to suggest that the sovereign immunity announced in Hans was so fragile a flower that it could be abrogated under Article Ia suggestion contrary to the reality that Hans itself involved a congressional conferral of jurisdiction enacted under Article I. See Union Gas, 491 U.S., at 3637 (Scalia, J., dissenting).
In 1900, forest protection regulations enacted under Article 99 of the African Orders in Council of 1889 were enacted and the regulations made it a punishable offence to cause or set fire to a crown forest which included woodlands in rangeland areas (Turyahabwe and Banana 2008).
The court found that, because the IDEA was enacted under the spending clause of the U.S. Constitution (Article I, Section 8, clause 1), states that receive federal funds to implement the IDEA must be given clear notice of any conditions on the acceptance of such funds, in keeping with the Supreme Court's earlier ruling in Pennhurst State School and Hospital v. Halderman (1981).
There was nothing special about bankruptcy, the states said, that would deprive states of the immunity they enjoyed from laws enacted under the other Congressional powers conveyed by Article I of the Constitution.
MAGAZINE An article on April 1 about the debt-deal negotiations last summer misstated the effect on revenue if some tax cuts enacted under George W. Bush were allowed to persist.
Reforms enacted under then-Gov.
An article on April 1 about the debt-deal negotiations last summer misstated the eff ect on revenue if some tax cuts enacted under George W. Bush were allowed to persist.
Policies are always conceived and enacted under uncertainty.
The blueprint was the Massachusetts reform enacted under Mitt Romney when he was governor.
The assault weapons ban enacted under President Clinton was deficient and has expired.
The GHG regulations enacted under the Clean Air Act were not based on the INDC.
