Sentence examples for from enactments from inspiring English sources

If you consider the entertainment and porn industries, our economy already substantively benefits from enactments and depictions of male-perpetrated violence and eroticized masculine physical dominance.

The bill that would overturn the 2006 legislation is a long way from enactment into law.

"But we knew from enactment that in order to get these additional powers there would need to be a director confirmed".

Clegg withdrew his support for the bill in April 2013 and the Lib-Dems have blocked it from enactment during this parliament.

Alan M. Gayle, senior investment strategist for RidgeWorth investments, said investors were worried about the costs of Mr. Obama's bank plan, even though the proposal was still far from enactment.

To encounter Michel Platini in a Warsaw hotel lobby and be assailed by his views on goal-line technology – he remains implacably opposed to a reform now less than a fortnight from enactment – was to be reminded that Uefa, for all their faults, are headed by a football man.

That bill, however, remains far from enactment.

But the Clinton administration, bowing to pressure from trucking unions, blocked the trucking provision from enactment.

Among the winners from enactment of the dividend exemption would be Boeing, some big oil companies and wholesalers like Genuine Parts.

He spoke about a piece of legislation that he put forth before the Senate to stall the surge policy from enactment, which would strip the president of the authorization he was given to go to war in 2002.

The common element in these ideas is an effort to complete the party's work, from enactment of Medicare up through the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, to make sure everybody can get health care.