Sentence examples for enactment has from inspiring English sources

Lord Pannick's amendment for immediate gender neutrality upon enactment has won approval.

But their enactment has often been hampered by legal challenges and the expense of running the programs, which generally uncover relatively few drug users.

The Water Services Bill enactment has been met with strong opposition from sectors of the Irish public in the form of local and large-scale anti-austerity demonstrations, stand-offs with police, and a refusal of many citizens to register to pay this new tax.

Washington passed a paid family leave law in 2008, (although its enactment has been delayed to 2015 because of budget constraints).

"However, its enactment has been misinterpreted as a piece of legislation intended to punish and discriminate against people of a 'homosexual orientation', especially by our development partners," the government said in a statement.

Of the rules whose deadlines for enactment have passed, only 38.4percentt have been enacted.

Republicans in Congress, who remain united in opposition three years after the law's enactment, have held hearings to underscore such warnings.

Statistics reported by the government in October 1993 "showed that only 0.81 percent of the 52,268 individuals detained under T.A.D.A. since its enactment had been convicted," according to the journal.

This right had, however, been abrogated by an act of 1713 designed to prevent any union of the crowns of Spain and France; and, although Charles IV had restored the former position in 1789, his enactment had never before been published, and its validity was now hotly disputed.

The total number of Grade 11 student participants in that enactment had been 99 (34 from School A, 32 from School B, and 33 from School C).

Our study demonstrates that measures of enactment have the potential to add value to the process evaluation of behavior change intervention studies.