Sentence examples for introduced an act from inspiring English sources
In March, Representative Jerrold L. Nadler of the Upper West Side, introduced an act two years ago to eliminate the language hurdle.
In England, rings have been illegal since 1927, when Lord Darling introduced an act forbidding them, but they have flourished anyway, partly because of the difficulty in pinning down the transgressors.
Representative John Conyers (D-MI) every year since 2002 has introduced an act for a single-payer system.
Lord Somers, following his dismissal as Lord Chancellor, introduced an Act in 1706 which "became the most important act of law reform which the 18th century produced".
On February 7 , 1865 Andrew D. White introduced an act to the State Senate "to establish the Cornell University", which appropriated the full income of the sale of lands given to New York under the Morrill Act to the university.
This legislative session, I introduced An Act Prohibiting Discrimination Against Adults with Disabilities in Family and Juvenile Court Proceedings (H1379); this bill was co-sponsored by 15 additional legislators.
He has also taken aim at Louisiana senator Bill Cassidy for introducing an act that compels online contact lens sellers to seek approval from optometrists before selling their products.
The film follows a popular plot from the comics which sees the two former friends lock heads when world governments attempt to introduce an act that'll see superhero activity regulated.
He was powerful within his circle, but on camera he came across as so wooden and mannered – specifically the hunched-shoulders, stiff-armed gesture he made when introducing an act – that he was frequently imitated by the comedians he booked on his own show.
The report also prompted Peel to introduce an Act of Parliament to improve factory hygiene, which later became the Factory Act of 1802.
