Sentence examples for later enacted from inspiring English sources

But this elided verse is later enacted, during Antony's passionate leave-taking of Cleopatra before battle.

And the Congress that later enacted the Electoral Count Act knew it.

It was the precursor to the land-use contract system that the government later enacted.

In addition, it is a general rule that a later enacted law controls if there is a conflict.

A decade ago it became the first state to ban the sale of soft drinks in grade schools, and it later enacted a similar ban in high schools.

Recognizing the effect of the impact of this statute on executory arbitration agreements, Parliament, eleven years later, enacted a statute, 9 Wm.

Indiana's governor, Mike Pence, waved off the objections of his fellow Republicans: He signed the legislation into law a few weeks later, enacting what advocates and foes agree was a sweeping and unusual set of restrictions on abortion that went further than any other state in the country and openly clashed with legal precedent.

The Kingdom of Rwanda dominated from the mid-eighteenth century, with the Tutsi kings conquering others militarily, centralising power, and later enacting anti-Hutu policies.

Moments later, Cathey enacted Ajax's suicide.

Two weeks later, Connecticut enacted a similar law.

A year later Bill Clinton enacted the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act into law, which banned 19 different types of assault weapons, only to see it its provision banning high-capacity magazines expire through a sunset provision 10 years later.