Sentence examples for has never enacted from inspiring English sources
The constitution permits them at national level, but the Bundestag has never enacted further laws to make them possible.
Congress has never enacted legislation that includes firm emissions limits or ratified an international global warming agreement with binding targets.
Unlike most of eastern Asia, it has never enacted land reform: a dozen families, with which Mrs Arroyo herself has many connections, control well over half the country's land.Those supporters, who already feel that Mr Estrada was robbed of the presidency by the plutocracy, have been incensed by the treatment meted out to him since then.
Congress has never enacted net neutrality legislation or clearly authorized the FCC to impose common-carrier obligations on Internet service providers.
Chief Justice John Roberts acknowledged America's obligation to comply with the international court's decisions, but held that the president lacked inherent constitutional authority to supersede state criminal law rules limiting appeals and that Congress had never enacted legislation authorizing him to do so.
Since city administration had never enacted any billboards on dengue, prior to the recent outbreaks; neither were there any mass awareness campaigns or steps taken to spread information for the general public on dengue, all sources disseminating knowledge about the disease were a recent reaction of government and public to the current outbreak.
The constitution has never been enacted, there is no independent media and the only legal party is the ruling People's Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ).
But the watered-down recall provision the government eventually floated was so weak it probably wouldn't have applied in this case; it certainly will not do so now because it has never been enacted.
He will probably testify that same-sex marriage has never been enacted by popular vote, that the courts can expect a backlash if they impose it, and that marriage equality activists would be wiser to focus their efforts on persuading their fellow citizens.
It is on the statute book but has never been enacted, meaning it can not be used by judges or magistrates.
Similar legislation has come into force in 36 American states, as well as Washington, DC, but has never been enacted in Canada.
