Sentence examples for The enacted from inspiring English sources
verb
To make (a bill) into law
The enacted text of the constitution should be the primary authority, he says, and then only its "original meaning" to the public at the time of its enactment.
The enacted curriculum refers to what teachers actually do with the curriculum in the classroom with their students.
The enacted budget contained $2.469 trillion in receipts and $3.796 trillion in outlays, for a deficit of $1.327 trillion.
The enacted dream often involves being chased or attacked, so bed partners should avoid the dreamer lest they be incorporated into the dream and attacked [ 95].
"And as has always been clear, assurances from the appropriate authorizers and appropriators must be obtained to ensure that the enacted budget reflects the president's request".
Those who had owned handguns before could keep them only if they were registered within one year of the enacted legislation.
Some people will be forced to move away from jobs by the new approach (several of the enacted and proposed policies affect in-work benefits, too).
The Defense Department's proposed $526.6 billion base budget is a reduction of $3.9 billion, or 0.7 percent, from the enacted budget for 2012.
Third, data was collected as the triads enacted the design lesson.
The Framers enacted the Seventh Amendment for a reason.
But soon after the expansion, the European Union enacted import restrictions.
