The phrase "aim to enact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to implement or bring about a particular action or policy.
Example: "The organization aims to enact new policies that promote sustainability and environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "strive to implement" or "seek to establish".
So should the next President aim to enact a tax cut, and if so, what size?
Inspired by similarities between the two figures, and finding no convincing explanation in previous scholarship for Nabokov's almost pathologically obsessive condemnation of Freud, it is Kwon's aim to enact a hermeneutic approach that takes into consideration the "strategy of mimicry" (9).
Although the MoHSW is in support of such a change, other agencies aim to enact change in the other direction.
This year's allocation shrank to 1.4bn rupees, yet smart cities remain a key justification for a controversial land-acquisition ordinance the government is aiming to enact, which does away with mandatory consent and social safeguards for those whose lands are forcibly acquired.
Its real aim is to enact a charade of progress to pacify the public while Washington waits, no doubt in vain, for Mr. Bush to return to the real world.
The immediate aim was to enact Harding's hope to roll back the higher progressive income tax that Wilson had imposed during World War I. Coolidge, for his part, idolized the Treasury secretary Andrew Mellon, whose frosty credo was that "the people generally must become more interested in saving the government's money than in spending it".
The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, whose aim is to "enact and enforce sensible gun laws," did not respond to a call and email for comment about the museum.
That both forms reach their apogee in the 19th century – and in very similar ways – seems to me a function of their sharing the same artistic aim: to simultaneously enact the most complete possible world-in-words (or world-in-notes), while also actualising the creative personality itself.
Your cover story lauds Mr. Whitacre's Texas-size ego and his determination to manipulate capital investments in our nation's communications infrastructure with the aim of coercing regulators to enact more lenient regulations all of this to satiate his desire to re-create a monopoly that was broken up in 1984.
High-tech leaders including the former heads of AOL and Mozilla are organizing a "virtual march for immigration reform" aimed at pressing lawmakers to enact sweeping changes to immigration laws.
The REDLIGHT Children Campaign originally aimed at pressuring governments to enact or amend legislation to address this issue more effectively and allocate more resources towards enforcement of laws.
