英語 での Enacted の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The revised Energy Saving Act enacted in April 2010 requires each individual business operator(company) to submit energy management reports.
This past November, the Ministry for Communication and Information enacted a new law which established the petro for commercial transactions inside the country.
Since SEC's ICO pronouncement, twenty-eight countries have proposed or enacted ICO legislation in an uncoordinated fashion.
Read the book and enacted the killing described to incriminate her.
As a result of this scandal, Austria enacted some of the strictest wine laws in the world in regards to production.
McNutt ended Prohibition in the state and enacted the state''s first income tax.
Norway and Iceland adopted the Swedish model in 2009, and in the last two years, Canada and Northern Ireland enacted modified versions.
Edirne also enacted legislation encouraging women to participate in this sector.
In 2011, states enacted 92 laws that restrict women's access to abortion.
The Nazis judged such people to be racially"undesirable" and enacted systematic measures of persecution against the Roma.
In 1877 the state enacted laws prohibiting the sale of intoxicating beverages within four miles of a schoolhouse.
Tariffs are not an easy topic- but one that will certainly affect us all especially if enacted.
In addition, disability discrimination RID law enacted this year, events are held across the country.
The prefecture enacted the"Takeshima Day" ordinance in 2005 and has been organizing the ceremony on the day every year since 2006.
If enacted, the CLOUD Act would be notable progress to protect consumers' rights and would reduce conflicts of law.
San Francisco enacted a 1989 ordinance forbidding the use of municipal funds for federal immigration enforcement.
New York City enacted a restaurant ban on the fats in 2007 and several counties in the state did the same.
Congress enacted§ 230 to remove the disincentives to self regulation created by the Stratton Oakmont decision.
Over our history, laws and policies enacted by the government led to the legitimization of much more than inequality.
If enacted, to whom would this bill potentially pose the greatest risk?