Sentence examples for enacts that from inspiring English sources
And s. 14 enacts that, unless specified, no implied warranty or condition as to the quality or fitness of the goods supplied under a contract shall be imported.
The literature of mourning enacts that dilemma; its solace is mainly in the ritual of remembering the dead and then saying, There is no solace and also, This has been going on a long time.
I think these competing orders of temporality destabilize the author's sense of time, of his present tense, and that the story both describes and enacts that temporal confusion at various points.
The Ring enacts that inversion as Valhalla, the home of the gods, which finally goes up in flames thanks to the power of Brünnhilde's love for Siegfried; the world is then handed over to an uncertain, all-too-human future.
That no such ratification by the electors was intended is also evident from section 11 of the charter, which enacts that no water works shall be erected by the city without a vote of a majority of its freeholders.
Als's words describe the premise that Gone With the Wind enacts: that it is the white and beautiful who must be rooted for, their individual complications considered, their possession of privilege assumed rightful, and their complicity in injustice ignored.
If enacted, that would be a huge unknown for stocks of U.S. multinational companies.
He succeeded in having slot machines outlawed and laws enacted that were designed to tax the profits out of crime.
The State Legislature enacted that bill in 1991.
The two re-enacted that today.
