Sentence examples for then enacted from inspiring English sources

Congress then enacted the ban on providing money to it.

What are needed are new ideas that can be debated and then enacted into regulation.

The Legislature then enacted a new statute in 1959, which counties could adopt by referendum.

He then enacted legislation to secure Pomerania and Silesia for his eldest son and lesser provinces for his younger sons.

A number of states then enacted their own versions of it; Mississippi was not among them, until last month.

It then enacted another law requiring meat and seafood products to be labeled with their country of origin.

Tamara Rojo and Bennet Gartside then enact a psychodrama which, one senses, has been played out many times before.

But the governor's active, daily participation is vital — most urgently to negotiate and then enact a painfully spare state budget by April 1.

He proposed that the city government do a better of job of identifying -- and then enacting -- the agendas proposed by New York's major industries.

If you like, by St Andrew's Day the heads of agreement, and by Burns Day the laws that we will then enact for the future of the country".

The point was not to formulate (yet another) "new" criticism but to propose and then enact an antithetical or "agonistic" style of literary analysis, a "Romantic and prophetic humanism" parallel to visionary poetry and, like it, inspired by creative appropriation.