Sentence examples for permanently enacted from inspiring English sources

Congress, in an amendment introduced in 2003 by Representative Todd Tiahrt (R-KA) and permanently enacted into law in 2013, has barred the Department of Justice from compelling dealers to keep an accurate, complete inventory of their stock.

If it were enacted permanently, it would strip Congress of any leverage to make changes to the law, making any potential reform much more difficult.

In 1981, after Jim Brady, the White House press secretary, was severely and permanently wounded by a gun assailant who was aiming at President Ronald Reagan, Congress enacted the so-called Brady Law, mildly cracking down on the availability of handguns.

Today's permanently-enacted counter-terrorism powers are drawn more widely and cover specifics such as training for terrorism - or possession of information of use to terrorists - or glorification of terrorist acts.

But tighter regulations being enacted this year and new electronic trading technology being rushed to market are threatening to permanently constrain this bastion of big bonuses and risk-taking.

Edward decided to permanently colonise North Wales and provisions for its governance were set out in the Statute of Rhuddlan, enacted on 3 March 1284.

For instance although Law No. 86-16 of 1986 to reorganize civil protection provides for the setup of a national observatory for disasters with local branches to permanently monitor disaster-prone areas, this organ has not yet been set up 28 years after this law was enacted.

The "great gods" went into session and permanently appointed the "seven gods of destinies," or better "of the decrees," who would formulate in final form the decrees enacted by the assembly.

Not all were enacted.

Emergency measures were enacted.

The policy was enacted.