A December 2007 deadline passed without the enactment of an article of the Iraqi Constitution meant to redress the Kurds' sense of betrayal by the government of Saddam Hussein.
The legislative authority for the enactment of the ISA is Article 149 of the Constitution of Singapore, which appears in Part XII ("Special Powers against Subversion and Emergency Powers").
She contends that since Article 149 of the Constitution permits the enactment of repressive laws which contravene constitutional liberties, meaningful restraints should be placed on the wide discretionary powers under the ISA.
In 2002, the government's proposed anti-subversion bill pursuant to Article 23 of the Basic Law, which required the enactment of laws prohibiting acts of treason and subversion against the Chinese government, was met with fierce opposition, and eventually shelved.
In this article we analyse the lived realities of the enactment of health care, as expressed by community and health-worker participants, in the context of the local political history of the study area.
As the chairman of the commission that inspired the enactment of the New York State laws that regulate residents' working conditions, I find your article heartening.
Article 23 of the Basic Law, its mini-constitution, requires the enactment of laws against subversion, sedition, secession and treason, as well as the banning of links between local and foreign political bodies, and the theft of "state secrets".
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly conflated the U.S. defunding of the United Nations Population Fund with the enactment of the so-called Mexico City policy, which under the Trump administration slashed funding to organizations that provide abortions or public information about abortions.
Articles described a nation turned hard left: nationalized oil companies, a "maximum wage" law, the enactment of national health insurance, President Bush indicted for treason and evangelical churches providing sanctuary for Iraqi refugees.
Again, the enactment of indifference.
