However, even under this circumstance, a fine of $1,000 must be paid AND evidence must be provided of physical presence in the U.S. on December 21 , 2000 when 245(i) was enacted.
As if I was enacting some sort of dreadful personal slight against an ex-boyfriend or something".
When I think of how I make my daily journey from writing to music, and back again (which, in a sense, I'm enacting at the moment), I grope for analogies.
Shedding superlatives, I felt as though I were enacting a linguistic version of Coco Chanel's dictum that before leaving the house a woman should remove one piece of jewelry.
It would take an even more callow person than I to ignore that I was enacting an old Hollywood ritual – director does a blockbuster (New Moon ended up making over $700m worldwide) in order to do a smaller "meaningful" vanity project, usually involving people poorer than him.
To this end, I'm enacting a new top rate of 40% on income over $750,000 (single, $1,000,000 if married filing jointly).
The statute which confers immunity upon a witness testifying in a grand jury investigation under Part I was enacted in 1893.
Because I was unaware of this initiative prior to it being enacted, I automatically presume others are also unaware.
In the statutes of Edward I of England, it was enacted that every pillory or "stretch-neck" should be made strong enough to hold offenders without peril to their bodies.
"Once it's enacted, I can't imagine Congress five years from now will say, 'Sorry, we're eliminating that deduction,' " said Joel Packer, a lobbyist for the National Education Assn.
