Sentence examples for general enacted from inspiring English sources

Probably no positive law will say that I can do so, and possibly no more general enacted right will imply it.

"Rather, the general assembly enacted them in the immediate aftermath of unprecedented African American voter participation in a state with a troubled racial history and racially polarized voting".

"We can only conclude that the North Carolina general assembly enacted the challenged provisions of the law with discriminatory intent," wrote circuit judge Diana Gribbon Motz in the majority opinion.

This undermined the tough impression given last week when General Musharraf enacted an anti-terrorism law much criticised by civil-liberties activists allowing suspects to be held without charge for up to a year.

A decade ago, Attorney General Janet Reno enacted a policy to give federal prosecutors more discretion over how their cases should be handled by allowing for an "individualized assessment" of the facts and circumstances of the case.

This undermined the tough impression given last week when General Musharraf enacted an anti-terrorism law much criticised by civil-liberties activists allowing suspects to be held without charge for up to a year.Pakistan's alleged co-operation, until very recently, with North Korea's clandestine nuclear ambitions is another reason to sup with General Musharraf with a long spoon.

And coming to consider the concrete application made of these general principles in the decisions of this court which have construed the statute here in question, and statutes of the same general character enacted in states other than Indiana, we think, when rightly analyzed, it will appear that they are decisive against the contention now made.

General regulations enacted in 1853 appear to show that the whole administration and management of funds was vested in the school committee, which was annually elected by the subscribers to the school, to whom they made an annual report, an arrangement which lasted till 1861, when the affairs of the institution were reorganised by a decree of the Supreme Court.

General laws enacted by legislature which permit municipalities to grant tax exemptions on buildings in blighted urban areas are legalized, with exceptions relating to the deduction's permanence.

The state did so by creating new rules outside the legislative process: New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman enacted a new disclosure regime through his office's regulatory power.

Mr. Holder had long argued that the crack-powder sentencing disparity was an injustice, and lobbied Congress earlier in his tenure as attorney general to enact the Fair Sentencing Act, which reduced the disparity to 18-to-1 by raising the volumes of crack that result in mandatory minimum sentence levels.