Sentence examples for has enacted many from inspiring English sources

In the decade since September 11, the Australian parliament has enacted many laws providing for powers and sanctions that were unthinkable prior to the 2001 attacks.

In this regard, the Saudi Government has enacted many policies and rules on the prohibition of khat chewing.

But Mr. Marcus said in an interview that the department had enacted many "corruption-control measures and will continue to actively use them as we have in the past".

At the hearing, lawyers for the city contended that the Health and Hospitals Corporation had enacted many of the changes envisioned in the decree, and the lawyers for the patients did not dispute that contention.

In the last two weeks alone, the parliament has enacted so many new laws that it has been almost impossible to keep up.

This would not be the first time this current conservative Spanish government has enacted what many see as Orwellian measures limiting free speech or protest.

Kasich signed a law prohibiting abortion coverage in private insurance plans purchased through state health exchanges, and the state has enacted so many regulations on abortion clinics that nearly half of them have shut down.

If President Bush is sincerely interested in combating tyranny, a laudable goal, he might think twice about some of the policies he has enacted -- policies that to many appear to be much more in the service of tyranny than of freedom.

"Today," Justice Scalia added, "virtually every state has enacted some type of recusal law, many of which, not unlike Nevada's, require public officials to abstain from voting on all matters presenting a conflict of interest".

"Many of the innovative laws that California has enacted are jeopardized by S. 1009".

Though China has enacted strict antipollution laws in the last decade, enforcement is still lax in many places.