Sentence examples for enactment of security from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the enactment of security carries insecurity in its wake.
In 2017, the Minister for Immigration and Border Protection Peter Dutton boasted that there have been '1000 days since the last people smuggling boat reached Australia and more than 3 years since the last known death at sea at the hands of people smugglers' (Dutton, 2017), engaging in the double act of security policy the enactment of securitisation alongside human rights protection rhetoric.
And expanding Social Security will slow the upward redistribution of income and wealth, now at heights not seen since before the enactment of Social Security.
He likened No Child Left Behind to the enactment of Social Security, and to the race to the moon 40 years ago led by his brother, President John F. Kennedy.
The decline of extended families coincided with an exodus to the suburbs, where many young adults preferred to raise their children, and the enactment of Social Security and Medicare, which made older adults more financially independent.
This year, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid becoming the law (and the 80th anniversary of the enactment of Social Security).
We suggest the enactment of an oil security tax, a fixed percentage based on the price of a barrel of oil and paid by oil companies for every barrel produced in or imported into the United States.
It also called for the repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act (anti-union legislation that had been passed in 1947 over Truman's veto) and for enactment of new Social Security legislation.
In the period between enactment of the federal securities laws in the 1930s and the 1980s, when many of the investment banking partnerships became public companies with shareholders, wrongdoing in the industry was probably less frequent and certainly of smaller magnitude than it is today.
