Sentence examples for which have enacted from inspiring English sources

The depleted turnout could likely play a major role in battleground states such as Florida and Pennsylvania, both of which have enacted new voting laws.

A secondary "Cosby effect" is now being felt in state legislatures, several of which have enacted dramatic extensions, and even the outright elimination of the statute of limitations for sex crimes.

In fact, in a 2000 study of states which have enacted similar laws, the Government Accountability Office found "no indication that these laws have generated a significant amount of litigation".

The Latin America countries, which have enacted legislation, are Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Puerto Rico and Uruguay.

The experience in Massachusetts, which has enacted universal coverage with a mandate that everyone obtain health insurance, shows how difficult it is to force everyone to comply.

The arrangement would probably have been illegal: by assisting in any way with a memoir, I might have run afoul of the U.S. Treasury Department, which had enacted sanctions against Guzmán and his organization under the so-called Kingpin Act.

C1 Ford Chief Speaks Out The chief executive of Ford, William Clay Ford Jr., said he hoped that automakers could ease their often contentious relationship with California, which has enacted a measure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The 1547 "Act for the Punishment of Vagabonds", which had enacted that any unemployed man found loitering was to be branded and given to the "presentor" as a slave, was abolished as too harsh in 1550.

"I think the agenda for many is to try to disrupt the program that we've got and to try to bring an end to the way in which we have enacted a very strong border protection policy.

Similarly, it might be fruitful to encourage opportunities for chairs to share experiences and ideas about the way in which they have enacted leadership for learning in their intuitional and policy contexts.

In 2004, Congressman Edward Markey (D-Massachusetts) introduced the Gateway to Democracy Act, which would have enacted a pre-registration program at the national level, however the legislation never made it into law.