Sentence examples for requirements enacted from inspiring English sources

Ads that accuse President Obama of gutting the work requirements enacted in the 1996 welfare reform legislation present the first theme.

Patterns of land development in most of the United States were influenced by the land survey requirements enacted in 1785 for what were then the western lands.

The E.U.'s strict labeling requirements, enacted in 1997, are among the frustrations for American farmers, who say labels discourage consumers from buying a product that is safe and has been in the U.S. food system for decades.

The companies still use large impoundment ponds to store wastewater, but the newer ponds meet stricter requirements enacted in 2012 mandating double-lined walls and spill detection, Perry said.

The auditors of 20 of the 24 federal agencies deemed the financial management systems significantly deficient in meeting federal requirements enacted in 1996.

The action came in advance of and is in addition to the new corporate responsibility law requirements enacted recently by Congress.

There are a number of causes for that, but experts give credit to state policies that have included establishing state-level appliance efficiency requirements; enacting strict building codes; and giving utilities the incentive to help their customers save electricity rather than buy more of it.

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott (R) also signed new gun safety measures, raising the minimum age for purchasing a firearm to 21, enhancing background check requirements, enacting a red flag law, and banning bump stocks and high-capacity ammunition magazines.

One was a voter identification requirement, enacted in 2011, that a federal judge had rejected on grounds that it imposed a disproportionate burden on lower-income people, many of whom are minorities.

The administration, American officials said, favors cutting loan guarantees for Israel by about $250 million of $9 billion over three years, invoking a requirement enacted by Congress that such aid be reduced by what Israel spends on certain activities in the West Bank.

The court's 4-to-2 decision held that the notice requirement, enacted and signed by Gov. Christine Todd Whitman last year, violated the equal protection guarantee of the New Jersey Constitution by imposing a burden on minors seeking abortions that it did not impose on those who continue their pregnancies.