It can now be concluded that only legislative intervention could abolish this form of murder, and, although the Law Commission proposed a change in the law, none has yet been enacted.
So the city's noise laws were rewritten, though the city council has yet to enact the changes.
These steps clarified the state's financial position, but the legislature has yet to enact significant pension reform.
The United States, despite optimistic words from the White House and Congress, has yet to enact any binding targets on greenhouse gas emissions.
"Two years have passed since the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon killed 11 workers, and Congress has yet to enact one piece of legislation to make drilling safer".
Bernanke has considerable clout, because the Federal Reserve has yet to enact capital rules for the very big banks; conceivably, the Fed could make it too costly for them to stay big.
Britain's Parliament, for example, passed a law this year allowing so-called "therapeutic" cloning for the purpose of creating stem cells for research, but it has yet to enact the government's promised ban on reproductive cloning.
Although China has yet to enact any remedy similar to habeas corpus, which allows people to challenge a detention before the courts, its current justice system is based on the assumption that prosecutors have the independence to correct the misconduct of the police and the extralegal thugs they often employ.
"What this reveals with unusual clarity is flaws in our criminal justice system that allows innocent people to be convicted because of all sorts of problems," said Michael Judge, the chief public defender in Los Angeles County, which has yet to enact such a proactive DNA testing program.
So if the NFL has yet to enact a substantive shift in its or its teams' attitudes toward domestic violence and the treatment of women, it's because the league's actions in the wake of the Rice case were never meant to have that effect.
