Sentence examples for Not enacting from inspiring English sources

"We are not enacting any new law," he said.

Plainly, a non-discrimination clause means not enacting legislation that discriminates on the basis of race.

The law withholding pay from legislators for not enacting an on-time budget, enacted in 1998, was meant to encourage them to fulfill one of their basic responsibilities.

He went on to scold the Mexican Congress for not enacting security reforms he has proposed, and the United States, which he called an ally, but one whose drug consumption and gun sales have exacerbated the problem in Mexico.

For his part, Mr. Cantor said the Democrats were at fault for not enacting a budget or the required spending bills last year when they still controlled the House.

"As this represents a new run mechanism that does not exist under the status quo, the fees-and-gates alternative may actually increase run risk relative to not enacting further reform," Mr. Rosengren wrote.

In the end, the rule was not enacted.

Why do you think Congress has not enacted his suggestions?

Do not enact laws that will try to redress grievances".

The Civil Rights Act was not enacted because Congress led the way on race relations.

But Mr. Kline said he told Mr. Duncan that the House would not enact the blueprint.