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Democracy in contemporary America can be enacted only on a giant scale.

Such a program, however, would likely be narrower in scope and be enacted only after Congress votes on the Africa and China issues.

The section of the Communications Act which allows internet provision to be suspended can be enacted only "to protect the public from any threat to public safety or public health, or in the interests of national security".

Turkey promptly shelved the protocols, reverting to its old line that they could be enacted only if Armenia withdrew from territories it occupies in Azerbaijan.Yet civil-society initiatives between Turkey and Armenia are flourishing.

But Mark Page, the city's budget director, testified that such a change would require a referendum -- and could not be enacted only by legislation -- because it would affect the balance of power in city government.

The House passed a Republican-sponsored bill that would cut taxes for married couples by $182 billion over the next decade, brushing aside the Clinton administration's position that any such tax cut should be far smaller and be enacted only after more pressing issues are resolved.

Mr. Daschle says his plan was enacted only after consultation with environmentalists.

Same-sex marriage has been enacted only where legislatures or judges swooped in to make it happen.

If it were enacted, only nine clinics across the state would comply with the standards – which are expensive to meet, but not medically necessary.

Even if this law is enacted, only a very, very small percentage of women who need abortions will be able to access them in Ireland.

However, provocation was strictly interpreted at the time and the diminished responsibility defence was enacted only in 1957, partly as a result of Ellis's case.