Although the project was approved in principle by Alexander, the emperor was assassinated (March 13 [March 1, O.S.], 1881) before it was formally enacted.
Once the bill was formally enacted, Victoria began signing her letters "Victoria R & I" (Regina et Imperatrix, that is, Queen and Empress).
When hudood was enacted 23 years ago, the laws were formally described as measures to ban "all forms of adultery, whether the offense is committed with or without the consent of the parties".
Seven academics were formally arrested.
He was reportedly frustrated earlier this year about the implementation of his National Security Council, which, again, he formally enacted.
It is accurate to say that the railroads and the railroad unions between them wrote the Railway Labor Act of 1926 and Congress formally enacted their agreement.
A commitment to 'impartiality' was also part of the discourse around the establishment of a news broadcasting in the BBC in the 1920s, encoded in the BBC Charter and later in 1954 formally enacted through the 1954 Television Act.
Prime Minister David Cameron has argued that the plan will keep the press free because it will be enacted through a royal charter, which is technically not a law because it is formally issued by the queen, not Parliament.
6The Soviet system of propiska was formally abandoned and replaced by the system of notification-based residence registration, according to the Law on Freedom of Movement enacted in 1993.
(He is formally Lord Owen).
