to enact a law

常見例句

To enact such a law is to break a higher law that demands fairness and respect for human life.
頒布這種法令即是違犯了比之更高的法律，后者要求待生命以平等和尊重。
But a similar suit in Wisconsin spurred that state's legislature to enact a law in April that allowed the Wisconsin Virtual Academy, another K12 partner, to continue to enroll students.
不過(guò)，在威斯康星州一樁類似訴訟促使該州在四月頒布了法律，允許與K12類似的威斯康星州虛擬學(xué)院（the Wisconsin Virtual Academy）繼續(xù)招收學(xué)生。
In terms of the result of amendment of the law, Qing government requires to enact a law which can be effective not only in China but abroad, however, the government did not give a specific advice;
清廷要求，制定一部可以中外通行的法律，這是從修律結(jié)果上提出的要求，但沒有給出一個(gè)具體的意見；

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