Sentence examples for the previously enacted from inspiring English sources

Kurdish leaders say they, too, expect that the previously enacted law will remain intact.

And only 29percentt of people thought high-income people would benefit most from Mr. Bush's proposal to speed up and make permanent the previously enacted tax cuts.

Democrats are saying privately that they might accept some sort of tax reduction provided the Bush administration is willing, in turn, to repeal part of the previously enacted tax cut that takes place several years from now.

At a time when the national appetite for cap-and-tax legislation gas gone gastric, Proposition 23, offering an antidote to the previously enacted economic poison pill called AB 32, was rejected by 62% of the voters.

Fearful that the previously enacted Emancipation Proclamation might not stand up to legal challenges, Lincoln gets surprisingly steely as he insists that this simply must be done if slavery is to be permanently eradicated.

But since these previously enacted laws created the confusion that the Florida Supreme Court settled with its decision, this position is not logical either.

Under the restrictions previously enacted, the limit on voice roaming charges is set to fall on July 1 to 43 cents per minute for making a call and 19 cents for receiving one, down from 46 cents and 22 cents now.

And yes, that reform necessarily includes individual and corporate taxation and accountability according to actual income level, unlike the policies previously enacted (to bailout acclaim) among the Wall Street set.

The President blames the US for the tortilla inflation, but the Mexican state has previously enacted polices that preferred the importing of corn from the US rather than growing it in Mexico.

And Townshend noted that several countries have rolled back environmental progress in the past year, including Australia, where the new government is getting rid of the carbon tax that the country had previously enacted, and Japan, which last fall reduced its targets for cutting emissions.

"This is because the debt reflects previously enacted tax and spending policies".