Sentence examples for was immediately enacted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stauber said an F.D.A. memorandum in 1997 predicted that if a single case of encephalopathy was found in the United States and a total ban on all feeding of animal protein to animals was immediately enacted, it was still possible that as many as 299,000 infected cows would be found over the next 11 years.

But when the Democratic Senate majority made a fresh attempt to enact a disclosure bill on Monday, the measure was immediately filibustered to death by Republicans, like other versions.

The act was immediately dubbed by The Economist as "the most inspired piece of legislation to be enacted in America over the past half century".

Even No Child Left Behind was enacted only after the Bush administration promised a sizable bump in federal spending on the schools (a bump that was immediately decreed as stingy by the protectors of the status quo).

Whatever the fiction she enacts, Dunham is immediately there.

Several southern states immediately enacted what they called right to work laws.

Means-tested welfare, which paid benefits immediately, was enacted for that purpose.

Through an urgency ordinance, which allows the city council to immediately enact regulations that affect the health and safety of the community, the restrictions and prohibitions will be put into force immediately for all future applications to site 5G telecommunications equipment in the city.

In a statement on Wednesday, the newspaper said: "The Guardian has a comprehensive emergency plan to deal with such incidents, which was enacted immediately in both London and Kabul.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was meeting Thursday with finance ministry officials after the government requested a new three-year aid program from Europe's bailout funds and promised to immediately enact reforms, including to taxes and pensions, in return.

Congress should immediately enact a repeat of the rebate for the next quarter.