Sentence examples for Enact plans from inspiring English sources
Resolving this puzzle -- the balance between human and natural influences -- has been something of a holy grail in atmospheric science, particularly because the answer could determine whether countries enact plans in coming years to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.
Although the prime minister is to request an extension to article 50 which would postpone Britain's departure from the EU, Whitehall will enact plans to ensure the flow of critical supplies should Dover be gridlocked after 29 March.
If he does not win an absolute majority, his hands will be tied and he risks being reduced to a mere figurehead, pressured into a form of coalition government, unable to enact plans to ease red tape for businesses and increase welfare protection for the self-employed.
The report's authors urge governments to enact plans to retrain their citizens.
In Arizona, she helped to enact plans to provide full-day kindergarten and to renovate university buildings, winning fans among educators.
21 22 35 However, the final component of behaviour change is opportunity to enact planned goals, 22 which in this context equates to falls prevention behaviours.
Environmental factors on the ward were viewed by the educators as being controlled by staff and also to some extent by patients, and could be supportive or inhibitory to patients being able to effectively enact planned behaviours such as ringing their bell for assistance.
The two enacted plans were both found to be statistical outliers in the context of the ensemble of 24,000 plans; this outlier analysis formed the central argument of Jonathan Mattingly's testimony in Common Cause v. Rucho.
But since the elder-care ordinance was enacted, plans for senior-care projects in bedroom communities have spawned fierce battles.
He also said that if it were struck down, the Byrd Organization intended to keep enacting plans to thwart desegregation forever.
This guardrail was intended to prevent states from enacting plans that would leave consumers with inadequate insurance coverage, as frequently happened before the healthcare law was enacted.
