Sentence examples for enacted until the from inspiring English sources

Initiative 77 cannot be enacted until the fall because election officials need to formally certify its passage and because of a congressional review period.

In a statement to Guardian Australia, the WA attorney general, John Quigley, said that the legislation establishing the CNS had been drafted, but could not be enacted until the supporting mechanism, which is a 24-hour hotline run by the Aboriginal Legal Service of WA (ALSWA), is in place.

A nationwide flood program was not enacted until the passage of the National Flood Insurance Act of 1968.

Although the Endangered Species Act was not enacted until the end of 1973, the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service listed the bird as endangered six years earlier.

Critics note that the measure authorising the release of the returns was signed on March 5th, but not enacted until after the defeat.Officials insist that the timing was accidental.

That law, years in the works, is not expected to be enacted until at the earliest six months after the February 2010 parliamentary elections.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, the New York Democrat who authored the bill, offered to pare down the measure and to ensure that it would not be enacted until after the November elections to appease Republicans who asserted that the measure could be used to help Democrats gain re-election.

The Westminster legislation was based on the recommendations of the Smith Commission, set up by Mr Cameron, although it will not be enacted until after the UK election in May.

Mr. Hungar went on to say that the patent law at issue in the case was not enacted until 1952, and did not require the heightened standard even if the 1934 opinion had.

Even the most urgent directives will not be enacted until 2002, and that on the most optimistic scenario.

The maximum penalty he could face, Mrs. Pirro said, is 25 years to life in prison, since the state's death penalty statute was not enacted until 1995, five years after the last killing.