Sentence examples for principles were enacted from inspiring English sources
The provisions of the Declaration of Principles were enacted on May 4 , 1995 by a pact signed by Arafat and Rabin in Cairo.
Closer attention to the processes through which ethical principles are enacted in practice is needed, including distilling lessons on how best to involve individuals and communities in promoting ethical conduct of global health research in resource poor settings.
We suggest a need to pay closer attention to the processes through which ethical principles are enacted in practice and distil lessons on how best to involve individuals and communities in promoting ethical conduct of global health research in resource poor settings.
That principle was enacted by Congress last year in the Dodd-Frank law, but the mortgage industry managed to persuade legislators to insert an ill-defined loophole that would allow at least some mortgage loans — and perhaps nearly all of them — to escape the requirement that banks retain at least 5 percent of the risk.
Opponents of recognizing a constitutional right to gay marriage argue that once a principle is enacted, it forever retains its original unwritten baggage.
But the fundamental principles of pension law were enacted before cash-balance pensions were devised, when traditional pension plans were the norm, so the law holds companies to standards based on the expectation that retirees will be paid an annuity, beginning at age 65.
Emergency measures were enacted.
To cope with the friendly fire of such nuclear propaganda on the home front, ever tighter radiation regulations were enacted in order to keep all contact with radiation As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA), as the principle became known.
In September 1935 the Nuremberg Laws were enacted.
The treaty holds that all other nuclear aspirants are illegitimate; its principles have been enacted into a series of American laws.
