Sentence examples for publicly enacted from inspiring English sources

"Some critics of the Justice Department's work seem to assume that it is politically incorrect to ask the meaning of a publicly enacted law," he said, referring to a federal law banning torture.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has scrapped plans to publicly enact rules intended to protect customer cash after the agency's chairman was hospitalized over the weekend.

He uses racist slurs in private but works publicly to enact the most important civil rights legislation since Reconstruction.

Siemens, for instance, has begun asking their suppliers to publicly disclose solutions being enacted regarding violations.

He recommends every organisation should report publicly on whether they have enacted his recommendations.

Such remedial action is infinitely more difficult these days than it was in the 1980s, thanks to the fact that most publicly held companies have since enacted a variety of "poison pills" to protect incumbent managers–staggered boards, absurdly high affirmative votes to change ownership, etc.

Another worked for the elder President George Bush but has publicly supported ending the tax cuts enacted by President George W. Bush in favor of a broader tax code overhaul.

KABUL, Afghanistan (Reuters) — Afghanistan confirmed for the first time publicly on Tuesday that it had enacted into law a blanket pardon for war crimes and human rights abuses that took place before 2001.

With the new law now enacted, liberal and labor groups are publicly demanding that Ms. Warren be appointed.

Soon after Congress set the deadlines, in a bill enacted on Nov. 19, Mr. Mineta publicly predicted problems meeting the bag screening standard and immediately faced harsh criticism.

The Elizabethtown Sports Park is publicly financed by a restaurant sales tax that was enacted in 2007.