enactment的意思|enactment的解释-里氏词典

enactment [ɪn'æktmənt]

n. 制定, 条例, 法规, 法令, 颁布, 规定

[法] 制定, 规定, 颁布

The enactment states that...
法律规定....
Enactment into law of a legislative measure.
（议案）通过把立法议案制定为法律
The variety drives mode enactment..
通过多种方式的驱使.

enactment

[ noun ]

the passing of a law by a legislative body

<noun.act>

a legal document codifying the result of deliberations of a committee or society or legislative body

<noun.communication>

acting the part of a character on stage; dramatically representing the character by speech and action and gesture

<noun.act>

Enactment \En*act"ment\, n.
1. The passing of a bill into a law; the giving of
legislative sanction and executive approval to a bill
whereby it is established as a law.

2. That which is enacted or passed into a law; a law; a
decree; a statute; a prescribed requirement; as, a
prohibitory enactment; a social enactment.

Caplan said there was a "two-year window" between enactment of one law regarding sanity determination and a state Supreme Court ruling that the law had incorrectly stated legislative intent.
One of Snyder's triumphs was the enactment of a 1984 law _ by the citizens, in an initiative, over the objections of officialdom _ compelling the city to guarantee them an indoor place to spend the night.
Kilty's forecast that people will work well beyond 65, to possible enactment of a Social Security supplement for people who earned little during their working years.
Although an Oct. 23 letter to the president, signed by 38 GOP senators, opposed enactment of "protectionist" legislation, it contained enough weasel wording to suggest that several signers might still back away from upholding a veto.
"Pending the enactment of clarifying legislation," the tax-collecting agency said that it won't permit the deduction if the stock is purchased by an estate after a person's death, or if the stock plan resells the stock that it purchases from the estate.
In Congress, Democratic leaders argue that the measure to reduce the tax on capital gains undoes one of the central compromises that opened the way for enactment of the Tax Reform Act of 1986.
This power to impound was used narrowly, often when circumstances changed after enactment.
He called for enactment of campaign finance legislation already approved by the Senate Commerce Committee, which is designed to clarify the existing law so as to ensure that candidates pay no more than commercial advertisers.
Rep. Bill Frenzel (R., Minn.) said: "We stand on the brink of enactment" of the big bill.
"It's not a surprise," said Freedom and Peace founder Jacek Czaputowicz, whose group has waged a three-year civil disobedience battle for enactment of a conscientious objectors' law.
The House measure would require the report within seven days of its enactment, while the Senate would require a report before any action is taken to put Kuwaiti ships under the protection of the U.S. flag.
Congress directed that the law take effect six months after enactment.
The bill would tighten the standard to 30 seconds within three years of enactment.
Bankruptcy lawyers say the issue has been complicated by the fact that the U.S. Bankruptcy Code was adopted before the enactment of many state and federal environmental laws.
He puts the bill's chances of enactment at 50-50.
It's uncertain, however, whether any such legislation will reach the enactment stage this year.
Now, as Mr. Downey holds his own series of hearings on the issue and readies a new bill, an overhaul of the program is given a much greater chance of enactment.
Failure to adopt a budget resolution greatly delays the enactment of appropriations bills.
Most of the senators who are standing for re-election next year voted against the boost, which would take effect upon enactment.
"The enactment of such a measure is unjustifiable and would almost certainly have a disastrous effect on the U.S. industry's substantial European earnings," Mrs. Hills wrote.
It eliminates a provision that would have penalized employers retroactively, for benefit plans that don't comply with the bill but would have been in effect before its enactment.
The Bush budget projects a $5 billion increase in revenues for the 1990 fiscal year, which begins next Oct. 1, through enactment of the cut in the capital gains tax.
The enactment of a credible plan to eliminate the deficit within a few years would significantly reduce the level of market interest rates.
Further, enactment of the accord's $9 billion in higher taxes will be made more difficult by the negotiators' decision effectively to drop from pending tax-increase legislation provisions that would cost the government revenue.
Three months of consultations with business leaders will follow, after which the government will produce a final draft for enactment by the Legislative Council, expected next year.
The ministry official emphasized that both potential changes are under study and haven't been approved for enactment into law.
The House Judiciary Committee addressed that issue by passing an amendment that would make limitations on RICO applicable six months after the law's enactment.
The June Supreme Court decision touched off a political firestorm and ultimately led to enactment of the new flag-protection law.
The "Son of Sam" law has been the subject of constant controversy since its enactment.
Legislation regulating tender offers is pending in the Senate, but has a long way to go before possible enactment.

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