Sentence examples for when enacted from inspiring English sources

Still, "Blue Monday" is well worth encountering when enacted by a cast and crew as good as those mustered here.

When enacted, the bill will mark the first major change in the nation's campaign finance law since 1979.

One of these two visions of government, when enacted into law, will come under the new court's scrutiny.

Stevens subsequently lobbied for the passage of a state juvenile-court law that, when enacted in 1899, was the first such law in the nation.

Senator Patrick Leahy, a Democrat, who opposed the legislation when enacted, now says wryly: "Beginning with Enron, the chickens have come home to roost".

"Learning Curve" suggests that the old cliché about walking in someone else's shoes may be effective when enacted, rather than merely imagined.

Can it really be that Congress had sex discrimination in mind when enacting one provision but not the other?

Giles repeated past concessions that the CLP government "has not always looked pretty" but said mistakes are more likely when enacting difficult change and reform.

While scholars have studied what design practices accomplish, few have considered how people feel when enacting these practices.

The short story is that eBay believes Craigslist went to far when enacting the competitive activity clause.

Our new report makes recommendations for how cities can focus their energy when enacting their own drone-related ordinances.