Sentence examples for legislatures enacted from inspiring English sources

In 1999 alone, state legislatures enacted more than 50 measures to restrict choice.

That contrasts with Wisconsin and Ohio, where the legislatures enacted wide-ranging antibargaining laws, although Ohio voters repealed that law in a union-backed referendum last November.

Last year alone, 19 state legislatures enacted a total of 43 new restrictions on access to abortion (six states accounted for more than half the new restrictions, with the ever-reliable Arizona leading the pack with seven).

After their membership and bargaining clout declined in recent decades, the nation's unions were badly stung when the Wisconsin and Ohio legislatures enacted laws in 2011 to restrict the ability of government employees to bargain collectively.

During Barack Obama's presidency, Republican-dominated state legislatures enacted several curbs on unions at the state level, with Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin and West Virginia adopting right-to-work legislation since 2012.

From 2011 to 2013, Republican-led state legislatures enacted more restrictions on abortion than in the entire previous decade, according to an analysis from the nonprofit, pro-abortion-rights Guttmacher Institute.

For me, a better democratic answer is for the courts to demand that legislatures enact clear, precise and extremely limited prohibitions on the real-time disclosure of only the most necessary of secrets.

Eight years later the legislature enacted Or.Rev.Stat.

Within a year, the state legislature enacted ch.

"That's the law, that's what the legislature enacted," Mr. Grimble said of rent control.

Pursuant to this provision, the legislature enacted legislation authorizing Louisiana municipalities to issue revenue bonds.