Sentence examples for has just enacted from inspiring English sources
Republican-governed Arizona has just enacted a tough new law of its own: it requires state police to check the papers of anyone whose immigration status they have "reasonable" cause to doubt.
The country has just enacted tougher fuel-economy laws than America's, its current five-year plan calls for more investment in fuel efficiency and it is planning to build 30 nuclear-power stations over the next two decades.
The entitlement programs are far more sensitive politically, and Mr. Bush has just enacted a law that will add prescription drug benefits to Medicare at a cost of $540 billion over 10 years.
"The Mek, standing as if a specimen in a museum case, was a manlike creature, native, in his original version, to a planet of Etamin," he wrote in one of his best-known books, "The Last Castle," describing a representative of a species that has just enacted a violent uprising.
Congress has just enacted the $700 billion Paulson Plan.
The International Union of Operating Engineers has just enacted a rule barring members from putting up Web sites discussing union campaigns unless they are password-protected for the dues-paying faithful only.
Mr. Tripathi says his nonprofit had just enacted a policy requiring that all patient files be encrypted, but had yet to decide on an encryption provider.
This week Republicans, having just enacted a huge tax cut, cheerfully agreed to a budget deal that, according to independent experts, will push next year's deficit up to around $1.15 trillion — bigger than in 2012.
The Love Lab, as everyone called this unit of the psychology department, had reportedly come up with tests so deadly that after staging a 10-minute discussion of the sort my wife and I had just enacted, it could predict with 90percentt accuracy if you were going to divorce.
In Nairobi, they have just enacted laws prohibiting crossing any street while using a mobile phone.
