Sentence examples for technology was enacted from inspiring English sources

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) investment in health information technology was enacted with the expectation that HIT would improve the care delivery process and quality of care.

National strategies play a crucial role in framing how digital technologies are enacted in Higher Education HEE).

The Connecticut Medal of Science and the Connecticut Medal of Technology were first conceived in 1991, when then-Senate majority leader John Larsen introduced a bill to initiate an annual state award "for scholarship achievement in science and technology". The bill was enacted by the General Assembly, and early in 1993.

MarketAxess has tripled its swaps technology team since Dodd-Frank was enacted.

Mr. Mikrut of the Treasury said: "In the 10 years since this was enacted, the technologies and research have changed.

ECPA was enacted in 1986; surely our technology laws should be more current than what was enacted during the year of the Iran-Contra Affair.

Since the Clean Air Act was enacted, America's coal-based electricity providers have invested more than $90 billion in technologies to reduce emissions of major air pollutants.

The Outline recognized that today's technology for contacting consumers, such as email, text messaging and cellular telephones, did not exist when the FDCPA was enacted 40 years ago.

Medicare was enacted in 1965, and is woefully ill-equipped to deal with advances in medical and pharmaceutical technology.

It was enacted in 1946, but because it speaks in general terms it can be applied to technologies unimagined at the time of enactment.

The law was enacted over a decade ago; the F.T.C. recently proposed changes to the statute, to reflect advances in smartphone and geolocation technology.