Sentence examples similar to be enacted later from inspiring English sources

Likewise, when Mr. Paul and Tea Party supporters define "constitutionally limited government" they argue that much of the New Deal, as well as social programs like Medicare that were enacted later, were a gross violation of the founding document.

The mayor's lawsuit appeared yesterday to rest on a technical conflict in the language of the 1998 campaign finance law and revisions to the City Charter that were enacted later that year in a public referendum.

Laws have usually been enacted later and have often put limits on judicial standards.

It is not legislation but rather a blueprint that sets the overall levels for tax and spending laws to be enacted later this year.

The Russian government said this week that constitutional changes in Ukraine should be enacted later this year, putting the presidential election off until then.

While determining the size of the tax cut to be given fast-track protection in the budget is sometimes dismissed as a procedural matter, it is not: whatever its size, a tax cut that receives this protection is almost certain to be enacted in the later tax legislation.

The regime countered with its own Consultation Conference, and later announced that a new law, allowing independent political parties, would be enacted within months.

Yet more than two years later, that has not happened, and it is unclear when, if ever, the agreement will be enacted.

HOW will the decree be enacted?

Eventually, these will be enacted as well.

It's going to be enacted.