Sentence examples for enacted version from inspiring English sources

There is nothing in the letter — or in any of the appropriately considered legislative history — indicating that Speaker Unruh (or, more importantly, the Legislature as a whole) believed the originally enacted version of section 632 would not apply to a telephone conversation in which an out-of-state participant secretly recorded what was said by a California party while within California.

Nevertheless, it should be noted that the enacted version of the HSCA also requires Monitor to take into account a wide range of other goals, including integrating services (s 62 (4)); ensuring fair access to care; improving the quality of care; and obtaining value for money (HSCA s66).

In a situation in which the environment in which they operate evolves, the pay off (i.e. number of fatalities inflicted) may of course differ from previously enacted versions of the same tactic.

And a dozen states enacted versions of the Indian Child Welfare Act, establishing standards for placement in foster and adoptive homes.

"It is using the private marketplace rather than imposing state [mandated] price controls". Florida and Washington have enacted versions of a California law that gives Medicaid discounts to Medicare recipients.

The House enacted its version of the legislation in December, largely along party lines.

In the end, Democrats enacted their version of the legislation with the support of 70 House and 13 Senate Republicans.

The burdens were further compounded after 1999, when the state enacted its version of a federal reform pushing more children toward adoption.

Because all 50 states have enacted a version of Megan's Law, as the original New Jersey statute was known, the Alaska case is quite likely to attract wide attention.

The revolution enacted a version of Islamic law which is extraordinarily harsh even by the standards of the Islamic world, making extra-marital sex a crime punishable by law.

It is certainly true that "in the absence of opposition by vested interests" we would long ago have enacted some version of the kind of universal health-care regimes enjoyed in the rest of the developed democratic world.