Sentence examples for the enacted version from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it should be noted that the enacted version of the HSCA also requires Monitor to take into account a wide range of other goals, including integrating services (s 62 (4)); ensuring fair access to care; improving the quality of care; and obtaining value for money (HSCA s66).

In a situation in which the environment in which they operate evolves, the pay off (i.e. number of fatalities inflicted) may of course differ from previously enacted versions of the same tactic.

However, funding for 26 short-distance routes eliminated in the House version was restored in the enacted bill.

The House enacted its version of the legislation in December, largely along party lines.

The burdens were further compounded after 1999, when the state enacted its version of a federal reform pushing more children toward adoption.

The revolution enacted a version of Islamic law which is extraordinarily harsh even by the standards of the Islamic world, making extra-marital sex a crime punishable by law.

The UK has already enacted a version of this policy, by allowing retirees to claim their pension in an upfront sum rather than annuities.

The bill's advancement comes weeks after Kansas enacted a version of the law, which advocates called the "strictest Second Amendment protection law in the nation".

Last year, the City Council enacted a local version of the False Claims Act (which I sponsored), enabling whistleblowers to haul rip-off artists directly into court on behalf of taxpayers.

Nearly a hundred governments, including 20 European nations, China, India, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, and a large number of regional and local governments worldwide, have enacted some version of what the German's call a Feed-in Tariff, which guarantees a long term price for renewable energy production as well as an automatic interconnect with the grid.

The version enacted, however, is more vague, stating that salaries over 500,000 euros a year would be considered "inappropriate," according to a copy e-mailed by the finance ministry.