Sentence examples for improperly enacted from inspiring English sources

A judge who ruled in May that the law was improperly enacted refused to vacate that decision at the request of advocates last week.

Republicans on the committee argued that Democrats were improperly using a law enacted after the Teapot Dome Scandal in the 1920s that permitted the committee to obtain the tax returns of executive branch officials under investigation at the time.

Republicans on the committee argued that Democrats were improperly using a law enacted after the Teapot Dome Scandal in the 1920s that permitted the committee to obtain the tax returns of executive branch officials under investigation at the time.

In a 4-2 decision, the Court of Appeals held that New York City's Board of Health had exceeded its "health" powers when it enacted the Portion Cap Rule, thereby improperly usurping the legislature's lawmaking role, and violating New York's constitutional system of separation of powers.

The I.R.S. data showed that between July 1998 when the law was enacted and last May, the tax agency fired 4 of its 16,000 auditors for improperly threatening to audit a taxpayer.

Such widespread state laws are the result of the Zachary Lystedt law enacted in Washington state in May of 2009, after Zachary suffered a life threatening injury after improperly returning to play before he was medically able.

Not all were enacted.

Emergency measures were enacted.

The policy was enacted.

He enacted bylaw change.

But nor are they enacted.