Sentence examples for actually enacted from inspiring English sources

She suggested that the Council had not been vigilant enough in making sure that laws it passed were actually enacted.

(The United States actually enacted a work-sharing plan in 2012 but it is neither well known, well publicized, nor widely used).

To try to ensure that his order is actually enacted, de Blasio has mandated that all city employees receive training in the implementation of the new policy.

But if either is actually enacted, we will need a whole new set of epicycles within epicycles to incorporate them into the already unwieldy tax system.

Each time, the English-language versions offered to foreign reviewers were substantially more compliant with European law than the laws actually enacted in Hungarian, which suggests that the government wants to appear more Euro-friendly than it is actually willing to be.

The structures are the visible signs of how a culture works, but the symbols determine how the structures are actually enacted.

The S.E.C. has sat on this rule-making because it is so difficult to actually enact.

The Busywork of Bill-Making New York's legislators do not actually enact many laws.

It's mobilizing them to actually enact it in a way that's real and transparent to outsiders.

Namely, what power, if any, college presidents hold over their athletic departments and whether anyone, Gee included, can actually enact change in major college sports.

The only protagonist who actually enacts his doom, a destiny followed out, is the little skunk: it's inevitable that he'll kill somebody.