Sentence examples for more enacted from inspiring English sources

A quick snapshot: America has more enacted abortion restrictions than ever before; Rep. Vicky Hartzler said college dorms should be plastered with posters of aborted fetii; Cum-proponent and amazingly-still-on presidential candidate Rick Santorum said that rape victims should just suck it up and "make the best out of a bad situation".

In detail (Table 2 and Figure 2), comparison participants correctly reported more enacted than observed items, while individuals with AS reported a comparable (and overall minor) number of items from both conditions.

District Judge Barbara B. Crabb ruled in 2010 that the prayer day was unconstitutional, saying the government can no more enact laws supporting a day of prayer than it can encourage citizens to fast during Ramadan, attend a synagogue or practice magic.

The court accordingly gave credence to the more specific, more recently enacted provision, utilizing canons of construction certainly familiar to and routinely relied on by this court...

Parliaments with more women enact more legislation on key social issues such as health, education, anti-discrimination, and child support.

The more recently enacted provision may be viewed as the clearest and most recent expression of legislative intent.

All of which poses, less emphatically than in more bullishly enacted qualifications, the question of what happens next.

"Second, it is also well settled that when two statutes are in conflict, the more recently enacted statute controls the older statute".

Second, it also is well-settled that when two statutes are in conflict, the more recently enacted statute controls the older statute.

The governor had originally proposed a 2.5 percent cap on property tax increases as an amendment to the State Constitution, and Democrats called for a 2.9 percent limit with more loopholes, enacted with a simple statute.

ABC and NBC have also more recently enacted similar deals.