The campaign to enact the measure was largely supported by hospitals all donors to the campaign of over $5,000 were such institutions.

The government has enacted measures that are supposed to make it easier.

The protesters want the government to enact measures to cut emissions to net zero by 2025.

She has lost them and with them, we believe, her chance to enact the measures she has stood for.

Also, governments often enact measures such as tax cuts or subsidized financing to encourage and facilitate home ownership.

He needs a plan, and to enact his plan he should appoint a specific minister to live and breathe mass vaccination for however long it takes.

The aliens left behind three monoliths to observe and enact their plan to foster humans to pursue technology and space travel.

An example would be for the fifty states to enact the plan, with the benefit being a rebalancing of federalism.

The students will then enact the plan they have developed by using study skills and other useful tactics they have in their repertoire of learning strategies.

And so, at great personal risk, he enacts his plan to prevent the war.

Walking away from the chance to enact some policies could turn off even more disenchanted supporters.

The licence holder for the venue where the masked party was held said it had enacted their policy of asking anyone 'who looks under the age of 25' for identification.

Some of these jurisdictions have passed legislation enacting their policies into law, while others have implemented their policies by executive order or internal policy.

After its initial rejection of the students' enrollment and the threat of a subsequent lawsuit, the university enacted a policy to admit all qualified applicants regardless of color.

In an effort to promote conservation, the government enacted a policy that would turn these lines into recreational trails for hiking, biking, or possibly other activities.

The regulator said that it would consult the market on its proposals and publish an update at a later date if it decided to enact the reforms.

Can a lovestruck president enact the reforms his country desperately needs?

However, without a sympathetic governor, they could not enact their reforms.

This means considering everything from enacting regulations to providing positive incentives so that farmers change their behaviour.

City health departments also enacted regulations that eliminated many features of the free lunch table.

In addition, reversing recently enacted regulations may distract an incoming administration from its own regulatory agenda.

The parliament may authorise the government to enact regulations dealing with matters normally covered by parliamentary acts.

In 1956, the city enacted regulations to preserve the historic centers colonial buildings.

Parliament has done no more than to enact the rule of law relating to the law applicable to judicial review.

The sociology of deviance focuses on actions or behaviors that violate norms, including both formally enacted rules (e.g., crime) and informal violations of cultural norms.

Legislatively enacted rules are surely entitled to more respect than this apparent presumption that, when nothing substantial hangs on the point, they do not apply as written.

Many jurisdictions enacted statutes to create a right to such recovery.

However, almost all jurisdictions have enacted statutes that require a writing in such situations.

Following this, state legislatures all over the nation began enacting statutes to require education and stronger rules to keep young athletes safer.

It follows the reasoning that if a legislature reached findings of public interest in enacting the statute, these same considerations could arguably apply in cases of negligence.

Each state must decide which tier violations of state law belong to, depending on the following guidelines, and then enact statutes that tier each criminal offense.

The council may enact an ordinance to delegate all or a portion of the executive responsibilities of the town to a municipal administrator.

They are empowered to consider and conduct thorough study all matters brought to their attention and consequently pass resolutions, enact ordinances and introduce recommendations.

Sprint applied for 5 permits not long after the city enacted the ordinance and was granted two, denied two, and withdrew one.

Hoping to preserve residents' views of the mountains, in 1972, the city enacted an ordinance limiting the height of newly constructed buildings.

State constitutions which allow counties or municipalities to enact ordinances without the legislature's permission are said to provide home rule authority.

The creative industries have a number of initiatives trying to enact change.

She knew if she made herself matter in the sport, if she could become number one, then she’d have a platform to enact change.

Labour's founding purpose a century ago was to win power in parliament on behalf of working people and use that power to enact change.

In their desperation, the farmers tried to enact change by themselves.

The aim was to combine theatrical actions and information campaigns to enact change.

It seems wasteful to use parliamentary time to enact legislation, which will not change the law, purely for public relations purposes.

She has strong principles but as a senator has been an impressive pragmatist, reaching across party lines whenever she can to enact legislation.

The general court shall have the power to enact legislation necessary or expedient to protect such rights.

He lobbied the federal government to enact legislation that who impose more stringent regulation on the sale and advertising of tobacco products.

The federal government can negotiate multilateral agreements and enact legislation to respect their terms.