Sentence examples for measures enacted by from inspiring English sources

This has led to anti-piracy measures enacted by governments and private companies.

These put Britain's finances in an untenable position and led directly to the harsh measures enacted by the present government.

Measures enacted by General Musharraf indirectly barred Ms. Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif, the country's other former prime minister, from running in the election.

For a city that needs more services and investment rather than less, the austerity measures enacted by the state could hardly be expected to help.

The country's economic growth, though adversely affected by these events, was bolstered by significant debt relief and by economic reform measures enacted by the government.

Mr. Daisey argues persuasively that the heightened security measures enacted by the current administration echo the Red Scare tactics of the 1950s, when the fear of Communism caused some serious erosion of the ideals enshrined in the Constitution.

Take, for example, a recent measure enacted by the Council that bolsters enforcement and fines for a law prohibiting those on bicycles from riding on the sidewalk.

Hatch Act, (Aug. 2, 1939; amended July 1940), measure enacted by the U.S. Congress, aimed at eliminating corrupt practices in national elections.

The measure, enacted by the Senate on Thursday and pending a vote before the House of Representatives, would also benefit people riding suburban commuter trains and even those who carpool.

Mr Vázquez is unlikely to want to repeal a measure enacted by his own party, says Daniel Chasquetti, a political scientist at the University of the Republic.

There are no away fans allowed in Argentine stadiums, a measure enacted by the Argentine Football Association in 2013, after a Lanús supporter was killed in clashes after a match against Independiente.