Sentence examples for have just enacted from inspiring English sources
In Nairobi, they have just enacted laws prohibiting crossing any street while using a mobile phone.
Government officials in Australia's Northern Territory are convinced of the fungus threat; they have just enacted a ban on the import of amphibians into the state, which has been free of chytrids so far.
To follow up on Arizona's recent law regarding citizenship papers and the police, they have just enacted a virtual ban on "ethnic studies" being taught in their schools.
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.
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.
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.
Fearing that Colombia would become a narco-state and that the Farc would take power, President Bill Clinton had just enacted Plan Colombia and the first delivery of what to date has been more than $7bn £4.4bnn) of aid, mainly military.
