to enact a law

常见例句

To enact such a law is to break a higher law that demands fairness and respect for human life.
頒佈這種法令即是違犯了比之更高的法律，後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，在威斯康星州一樁類似訴訟促使該州在四月頒佈了法律，允許與K12類似的威斯康星州虛擬學院（the Wisconsin Virtual Academy）繼續招收學生。
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，這是從脩律結果上提出的要求，但沒有給出一個具躰的意見；

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