Sentence examples for those enacted from inspiring English sources

In this country, the laws that apply are those enacted through the democratic process.

A municipality cannot enact smoking regulations that are stricter than those enacted by the state, said Judge Linda Feinberg of Superior Court in Trenton.

The state court reached out and prohibited the executive branch officials from performing their duties, and announced new deadlines to supplant those enacted by the Legislature.

Reflecting the father's increasing horror and fear, the letters from the front grimly describe episodes virtually identical to those enacted by the children.

Recent insolvency laws, such as those enacted in Argentina and France, provide for a unified procedure in which liquidation is decreed only after the possibility of reorganization has been found not to exist or an attempted reorganization has failed.

Now, two new reports made public last month are renewing interest in passage of a smoking ban in New Jersey similar to those enacted in at least 10 states, including New York, Maine, Massachusetts and Delaware.

In other words, a U.S. or E.U. crackdown on illicit cash and investments coming from Russia would be a truly significant sanction, not just for those on the receiving end but for those enacting it — which is exactly the reason it's not happening.

Whether terrorism, the banality of people 'going postal' or those enacting their psychotic fantasies on innocents in the lunchroom, the scarlet thread that binds them is access to guns.

The rates of patients performing SMBG and receiving eye and foot exams increased in both those states enacted mandates and those not having mandates except in 1998.

The trick is to forge consensus to get those policies enacted.But what policies exactly?

Heritage Line and AmaWaterways are also looking to invest in cleaner engines, though there is still a long way to go until standards reach those being enacted in Europe.