Sentence examples for which were enacted from inspiring English sources

The city's Department of Buildings told contractors on Monday about the new requirements, which were enacted in response to a window installer's death in April.

FedEx, for example, as an operator of trucks, supported the first-ever fuel efficiency and greenhouse gas standards for US commercial vehicles, which were enacted in 2007.

What's more, African journalists use British precedents to push their governments to repeal draconian media laws, most of which were enacted by British colonial governments in efforts to suppress free speech during struggles for independence.

In a speech on Friday, Mr. Bainimarama announced that the emergency laws, which were enacted after a decision to abrogate the Constitution led the courts to declare his government illegitimate, would end.

The Constitutiones Clementinae ("Constitutions of Clement") of Pope Clement V, most of which were enacted at the Council of Vienne (1311 12), were promulgated on October 25, 1317, by Pope John XXII, but they were not an exclusive collection.

To cite just a few: Financial companies have protested the new controls on debit-card fees, which were enacted to save small businesses billions of dollars and to lower prices.

21 and directed that the state not enforce the law, which was enacted this year.

In 1967, they signed a demarcation agreement, which was enacted in 1970.

According to McCloskey, Andy Miller said he was unaware of the statute, which was enacted in 1995.

Republicans in Congress have balked at extending the ban, which was enacted 10 years ago.

Can you say a bit about the script for the unfilmed "Ecstasy Garden," parts of which are enacted in "Mekong Hotel"?