Sentence examples for most enacted from inspiring English sources

Forty-five stadoptedopted such laws, with most enacted in the early 19th century.

The Passover seder is the single most enacted ritual of the Jewish calendar regardless of denomination, affiliation and geographic location.

The Greece legislation is the most striking, because it is the most recently enacted.

Over the past five years, the town has "most definitely" enacted more stringent regulations for waterfront lots, Mr. Shea said.

The U.S. Supreme Court held in U.S. v. Bowman (1922) that most crimes enacted by Congress are to be read as covering only acts committed in the United States.

While the most recently enacted farm bill will not expire until next month, disaster relief that would have helped some livestock producers cope with the high costs of feed and fodder lapsed last week.

The relevant legislation – the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) in the US and the European Union's copyright directive are the two currently being discussed most – was enacted in 1998 and 2001 respectively.

Most states enacted punitive legislation back in the hysterical old days of AIDS, a period lasting roughly from 1981, when the first reports of the syndrome were published, to 1996, when combination drug "cocktails" proved remarkably effective against H.I.V. Back then, transmitting the disease to an unknowing sexual partner was considered tantamount to murder.

A generation later, in 1968, the New York Times columnist C. L. Sulzberger resuscitated the word in writing of the mysterious out-the-window death of the Czech patriot Jan Masaryk: "It was widely recalled that murder by defenestration had been most famously enacted in that same city of Prague in 1618, starting the Thirty Years' War".

By a year after the storm's passage, all schools were reopened, and most buildings enacted provisional repairs.

Today, 38 states do so, with most states enacting legislation in the last decade.