Sentence examples for enacting a program from inspiring English sources

Correction: January 26 , 2002 Saturday An article on Thursday about the Kentucky governor's apology to coal miners for enacting a program that virtually eliminated compensation claims for black lung disease misstated the surname of a former vice president whose statue is among those that flavor the atmosphere of the Statehouse.

An article on Thursday about the Kentucky governor's apology to coal miners for enacting a program that virtually eliminated compensation claims for black lung disease misstated the surname of a former vice president whose statue is among those that flavor the atmosphere of the Statehouse.

On Twitter this week, SpaceX founder Elon Musk tweeted that the company is going to be enacting a program involving "advanced micro-satellites operating in large formations". The formal announcement for the project is "2-3 months" away.

"Rather, it made the fateful mistake of enacting a program that would lead to 'winning without counting the costs'". The review found that there are deep divisions in Australian cricket, most notably lingering bitterness over last year's toxic pay dispute squabble – which led to cricketers striking and a tour of South Africa cancelled.

I also appreciate that Congressional leaders and the Administration are working closely together so that we can help the American people by quickly enacting a program to stabilize our financial system.

It cannot, however, enact a program whereby it not only ignores the dictates of Congress, but actively acts to thwart them".

But Judge Cleland said, "The supremacy clause does not operate upon a state or its officers when Congress enacts a program such as Medicaid pursuant to the spending power".

In 1915, principally as a result of her efforts, the New York legislature enacted a program of indeterminate sentencing and parole supervision, and in December of that year Davis was named first chairman of the city parole board to direct the new system.

In the early 1990s the government enacted a program of economic austerity, reined in inflation by making the peso equal in value to the U.S. dollar, and privatized numerous state-run companies, using part of the proceeds from their sale to reduce the national debt.

In the original ruling in the Michigan case, in May 2001, Judge Robert H. Cleland of Federal District Court in Detroit held that the Constitution's supremacy clause, which gives federal law primacy when it conflicts with state law, did not apply "when Congress enacts a program such as Medicaid pursuant to the spending power".

The options, Democrats say, could include Mrs. Clinton's staying in the Senate and taking a lead there in helping Mr. Obama enact a program for universal health care, the issue that both senators emphasized — with some differences — in their respective campaigns.