Sentence examples for should not be enacted from inspiring English sources
Laws should not be enacted whose sole purpose is to denigrate them, but, by the same token, the law shouldn't elevate them, either.
The Consumer Electronic Association indicated that the proposed ruling should not be enacted by itself.
Finally, he argued that such a profound shift in Indian policy should not be enacted in a law whose heading and body were wholly inconsistent with the intent of the Major Crimes Act.
Obama's position is "that new sanctions should not be enacted during the current negotiations, but that they would be most effective as a robust response should Iran not accept the P5-plus-1 proposal or should Iran fail to follow through on its commitments," Carney said.
Mr. Halperin, now a senior fellow with the Council on Foreign Relations, added, "We should not be enacting restrictions on the liberty of Americans without careful debate.
For the other half, it was a matter of going back through newspaper archives and various testimonies to various legislative bodies — where families speak about why a given law should or shouldn't be enacted.
But that doesn't mean that law shouldn't be enacted," Lockyer said.
We should be commended for moving slowly, especially since federal standards have not been enacted.
However, to date, such laws have not been enacted.
Connecticut lawmakers should not be rushing to enact restrictions on public information that were produced in secrecy.
