Sentence examples for specifically enacted from inspiring English sources
Under threat that he would be removed as architect, and unjustifiably invoking anti-boycott US laws (specifically enacted to protect Israel from trade boycotts), Rogers, even though had said he was not in favour of boycotts, was forced to bend under pressure from the distinctly McCarthyite proceedings.
However, some offences are specifically enacted as offences of 'strict liability', meaning, basically, that there is no requirement to demonstrate 'intent', fault' or 'negligence', although these may then be considered when determining a penalty.
This type of crime in particular, racially motivated violence, for which a federal law was specifically enacted to cover, is of grave importance to the federal government".
Think about it -- there are no laws in any state specifically enacted to "protect" a man from making his own decisions.
He has violated federal law by conducting surveillance of U.S. citizens on U.S. soil without a judicial warrant, as is required by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which was specifically enacted to check executive power.
However, it seems unlikely that Article 93 can be relied on to invalidate section 8B(2) since Parliament specifically enacted Article 149(3) to protect the 1989 amendments to the ISA from inconsistency with Article 93.
Why are white art bros so obsessed with violence, or more specifically, enacting a violence (implicit) upon their viewer?
Specifically, Congress enacted two separate revisions to Section 111 d) in two separate parts of the 1990 CAA amendments.
Specifically, in enacting the ESA Congress relied on the Constitution's grant of powers to Congress to regulate interstate commerce, the Commerce Clause.
It advocates for a global set of data protection standards, and for the U.S. specifically to enact a comprehensive set of data privacy rules to bring it into line with other global regions that do have such rules.
It advocates for a global set of data protection standards, and for the U.S. specifically to enact a comprehensive set of data privacy rules to bring it into line with other global regions that do have such rules.
