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enabling legislation

The enabling acts had set a poor and dangerous example.

The enabling act also determines the form in which the power is to be exercised.

An enabling act was passed by Congress in 1864.

Such enabling acts were also common in other countries.

Somehow the teeth grew back into them by, various enabling acts.

The rules and regulations stem from the jurisdiction's enabling act.

This was a precedent for the Enabling Act of 1933.

However this move was in breach of the Enabling Act.

The effects of enabling acts from different times and places vary widely.

After the enabling act was passed, territorial legislators had a difficult time writing a state constitution.

A lock was suggested here in 1809, and an enabling act passed in 1814.

After Simmons's death an attempt was made to launch a canal company under an enabling act in 1811.

No enabling act can give you the power to destroy ideas which are eternal and indestructible.

Otherwise, an enabling act grants only limited or enumerated powers.

Although many states require the bill to be signed by the governor, in some the enabling act is a resolution (legislature vote only).

The line obtained an enabling act in 1865.

Rice's enabling act defined a state containing both prairie and forest lands.

The Enabling Act was renewed in 1937 and 1941.

However, 1894 must refer to the referendum, since the enabling act was not passed or signed until 1895 .

With the signing of the enabling act on June 20, 1910 his activities switched to preparations for statehood.

The enabling act can provide that the instrument is to be laid before either or both Houses of Parliament.

The state legislature specifically exempted any control over paint in the enabling act for the historic districts.

The Enabling Act of March 27, 1933 consolidated their power and authority.

For example, the enabling act of the Washington Territory declares, in part:

Instrumental in passing the Enabling Act, but dissolved shortly thereafter.

"Most are creatures of special state enabling legislation," he said.

The enabling legislation entered into force on 1 August 2008.

"The tendency in Europe is to wait for enabling legislation."

The basic outlines of the enabling legislation have been set for weeks.

Enforcing the law will be difficult, since the enabling legislation provided no staff.

Enabling legislation, including the establishment of penalties, would be left to the states.

The enabling legislation was approved by Congress last month, and the signing today put it into effect.

The act was the enabling legislation for the enforcement of national prohibition beginning in 1920.

Fund-raising began, and new enabling legislation was passed by Parliament.

Falls Church obtained the enabling legislation to form an independent city the year before, in 1948.

The Act is enabling legislation and the detail of its operation will be set out in regulation.

This is possible even without the formal enabling legislation that exists in Connecticut.

These situations are composed of the statutory terms in the enabling legislation.

"Do you see any problems in getting the enabling legislation passed in Germany?"

The monetary cost - well, the enabling legislation would sail through Congress despite the size of it.

Enabling legislation was signed into law in July 1967.

These 90 funds were established by state enabling legislation.

In addition to enabling legislation, the Russian government also provided subsidies for private farmers.

He then called for immediate passage of enabling legislation.

The majority require enabling legislation, referred to as accomplishment of constitution.

The enabling legislation provided the specific and changing operating rules for these government bodies.

Four previous attempts to pass enabling legislation had failed.

Enabling legislation had been passed earlier in 1982, despite the opposition of the Labor Party.

Due to financial problems, the company did not begin construction until the state passed enabling legislation, which including reducing tax assessments, in 1852.

However, enabling legislation has yet to be passed.