Sentence examples for formally enacted from inspiring English sources
They were formally enacted in 1965 as amendments to the Social Security Act (1935) and went into effect in 1966.
He was reportedly frustrated earlier this year about the implementation of his National Security Council, which, again, he formally enacted.
Although the project was approved in principle by Alexander, the emperor was assassinated (March 13 [March 1, O.S.], 1881) before it was formally enacted.
It is accurate to say that the railroads and the railroad unions between them wrote the Railway Labor Act of 1926 and Congress formally enacted their agreement.
Conway, who managed Trump's campaign in the fall of 2016, touted the tariffs the president had just formally enacted a few hours earlier.
The measure had already passed the Senate, and President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner formally enacted it later in the day, calling it a "historic event".
Kentucky on Wednesday became the first state to formally enact new national guidelines on learning for elementary and secondary students.
But on Tuesday, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and legislative leaders said that they had agreed to a $132.6 billion budget for the state's next fiscal year, and that they expected lawmakers would formally enact it on Friday, two days before the next fiscal year begins.
It took until 2010 for the FAA to formally enact such guidelines.
Initially this was not formally managed until in the 1970s formal schemes were enacted which terminated in 2002 (for more information on New Zealand's earlier work permit schemes see (Appleyard and Stahl, 1995)).
By strong-arming his story-within-a-story concept to enact formally the very salvation he's endorsing, Coupland ends up losing control of the plot we've been following for half the book.
