Sentence examples for Enact reforms from inspiring English sources

The winning states will be well positioned to enact reforms.

If the price of getting countries to enact reforms is to blame Germany, so be it.

That means it cannot even begin to enact reforms crucial for E.U. membership.

Repeated government promises to enact reforms and promote development programs failed to deliver substantive results.

"In order to enact reforms, you have to lay a foundation," she said during the interview.

Under this procedure, the group said, the public could petition the Legislature to enact reforms.

Sadly, states have failed to enact reforms that might avert a similar future crisis.

Its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, has called on Mr Assad to enact reforms and urged Lebanese to accept Syrian refugees.

Yet while other European countries enact reforms, the main candidates for the French presidency focus on more flippant issues.

On April 28th Ms Bachelet pledged to enact reforms of party finance recommended by a hastily convened commission.

With significant federal reforms unlikely, he predicted that more states will eventually enact reforms similar to Colorado's.