Sentence examples for explicitly enacted from inspiring English sources

Judge Kavanaugh defended the proposition that only rules explicitly enacted by Congress, not international laws of armed conflict, can constrain what an American president can do in wartime.

Immanuel Kant explicitly enacts a revolution in epistemology modeled on the Copernican in astronomy.

That's why since 2013, 10 states and five localities have enacted legislation explicitly to guarantee reasonable accommodations for pregnant workers, all of them with virtually unanimous bipartisan support.

Murders are re-enacted, explicitly, then abstractly.

Ms. Romer has warned explicitly against re-enacting the events of 1937.

In 2004, Utah enacted a law explicitly extending concealed carry rights to public colleges and universities.

Everything this article complains about in the regulation is also true of the laws — for example, one law enacted 35 years ago has always explicitly protected conscience rights in areas other than abortion (see 42 U.S.C. 300a-7).

There was also something explicitly erotic in the way the monks enacted the master-slave archetype".

The economic advocacy group Texas Appleseed found that more than 1,500 debtors have been hit with criminal charges in the state -- even though Texas enacted a law in 2012 explicitly prohibiting lenders from using criminal charges to collect debts.

These abuses mostly occurred after Congress enacted the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act, explicitly to improve corporate auditing in the wake of the Enron fraud.

And in Arizona, where a state law enacted by a citizens' ballot initiative explicitly gives cities authority to establish local minimum wage standards, the Republican-controlled legislature continues to seek ways to keep local governments from doing so.