Sentence examples for statutes enacted from inspiring English sources

Orders entered under statutes enacted prior to 1933 were enjoined as unconstitutional or ultra vires.

The act is the most controversial of the great wave of environmental statutes enacted in the early 1970's.

The Florida Supreme Court's decision was an interpretation of, not an amendment to, Florida statutes enacted prior to Election Day.

To determine the extent to which aspects of public health policy have been incorporated into the antibullying statutes enacted in the United States.

But Mr. Wainstein said it was not uncommon for statutes enacted for one purpose to later be applied in different ways to other circumstances.

"We are, however, required to intervene when states and localities directly undermine the federal objectives embodied in statutes enacted by Congress".

But there are myriad reasons why Congress does not enact statutes: enacting federal laws is difficult in part because of constitutional requirements—and Congress legislates in response to existing conditions, which change over time.

The statute, enacted in 1971, only dealt with drugs.

As a result of a Pennsylvania statute — enacted after an aborted $12.5 billion sale to the Wm.

There should be a sweeping federal statute enacted immediately that gets rid of it at every level.

The Justice Department official emphasized that the department was fighting to enforce a statute enacted during the Obama administration.