Sentence examples for Get enacted from inspiring English sources
Some day, one might get enacted, they believe.
Not all of these will get enacted, of course, but undoubtedly some of them will.
Unfortunately, public policies often get enacted out of moralistic and careless impulses that are politically expedient.
In a political system as balkanized as ours, it is only in moments of genuine danger that meaningful reforms get enacted.
Now, some might argue that none of this matters, because the legislation presidents actually manage to get enacted often bears little resemblance to their campaign proposals.
The company's proposals to cut the amount of salt and sugar in its products by twenty-five per cent by 2015 are comparable to the guidelines that Yach failed to get enacted at the W.H.O.
By the time the ban gets enacted, the intended results may have already been realized in New York City and beyond.
Political victory on this issue isn't going to be determined by how the law gets enacted.
QUESTION FROM RANDY: What percentage of stuff that a President says in a State of the Union actually gets enacted?
Among the bills he was instrumental in getting enacted were several consumer-protection laws, the Freedom of Information Act, and the laws establishing the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency.
