Sentence examples for had not enacted from inspiring English sources
For one thing, there was a notable drop in the rates in several states, such as California, New York, and New Jersey, that had not enacted new restrictions.
In an interview, Benjamin Rosenfield, the city's controller, said that the situation would be worse if the city had not enacted changes that went into effect last year.
John Armelagos, a nurse in Ann Arbor, acknowledged that Michigan's Republican-dominated legislature had not enacted a broad law curbing many unions' ability to bargain.
But Mr. Powell said the shipments stopped only because Congress had not enacted spending bills for 2003, asserting that the United States does not use food as a political weapon.
Earlier this month, Manager Davey Johnson said he believed Espinosa did not warrant a call-up because he had not enacted the batting adjustments the team asked him to make.
Before the bill appeared on the desk of Gov. John G. Rowland earlier this month, Connecticut was one of only a few states in the nation that had not enacted graduated licensing laws for teens.
In fact, if Congress hadn't enacted special legislation, which the President signed last month, the retirement age would have remained at 60 for the foreseeable future.
The House and the Senate had separately approved bills calling for "war bonds" but have not enacted legislation.
Congress has not enacted a general civil aiding and abetting tort liability statute, but has instead taken a statute-by-statute approach to such liability.
But in states that have not enacted such laws, including New York, batterers have an incentive to choose choking and suffocation over other forms of attack.
