Sentence examples for were enacted during from inspiring English sources

The tax cuts, scheduled to expire at the end of 2010, were enacted during Mr. Bush's first term.

While the Japanese line of succession is in the end Japanese business, Americans have a rooting interest too, since the current rules were enacted during our occupying administration after World War II.

Ms. Berenson told the court that the anti-terrorist laws under which she was being charged were enacted during a state of emergency and had attracted international criticism because they overrode detainees' rights.

Villalba withdrew his bill amid a crescendo of criticism just days after the emergence of Santana's footage in South Carolina, and laws protecting filmers were enacted during the last sessions in Arkansas, Colorado and Oregon.

Strong labour laws were enacted during the Perón era, when unions wielded great power over the Argentine economy, but successive governments have attempted to reform or repeal some of the Peronist strictures.

Sixty-one such laws were enacted during just the first eight months of this year — nearly triple the number in all of 2010, and more than double the previous record of 28 set in 1997.

Mr. Clinton endorsed the Gore plan knowing it stood no chance of being enacted during his presidency.

Justice Holmes, Ms. Kagan said, "hated a lot of the legislation that was being enacted during those years, but insisted that if the people wanted it, it was their right to go hang themselves".

In a news release on Friday, Governor Kaine said that many of the recommendations in the original report had been enacted during the 2008 General Assembly session, including restrictions on firearm access for those adjudicated mentally ill, and the investment of $41 million in the state's mental-health operations.

The first research question is how scaffolding was enacted during the PDP.

"We remain hopeful that such legislation can be enacted during the current Congress".