Sentence examples for be to enact a from inspiring English sources
The first task of a new Saudi king should be to enact a proper criminal code.In the Arab lexicon, the concept of justice means more than democracy.
Just as clearly, he emphasized that the best approach would be to enact a credible plan soon — to be implemented over time.
2) A second option would be to enact a new law severely punishing a target's refusal to enter in his passcode to decrypt his phone.
The surest way to guarantee that America gets its fair share of that business and those jobs would be to enact a comprehensive energy strategy that raises the price of older, dirtier fuels.
Nathanael Greene, of the Natural Resources Defence Council, argues that the federal government's most important immediate step should be to enact a loan guarantee to create America's first cellulosic ethanol plant, which would probably be built in Idaho.If biofuels do take off, environmentalists and policymakers will still be unable to relax.
At the other extreme, Doug Lewis, executive director of the Election Center, a nonpartisan nonprofit organization in Houston that specializes in election administration, said all that states would have to do to comply with the equal-protection doctrine would be to enact a clear definition of what constitutes a vote (a fully perforated chad, say) and precise rules for recounts.
His primary goal in Congress has been to enact a Canadian-style national health insurance system.
If San Francisco were to enact a 2 percent city income tax, residents would carry the highest tax burden in the nation.
"One way to close that gap and to promote living-wage jobs is to enact a higher minimum wage".
Perhaps the best way for the government to bail out Detroit is to enact a universal health care system.
The only way to resolve this fundamental uncertainty is to enact a credible long-run deficit reduction plan that shows what spending will be cut and what taxes will be raised, once the economy returns to full employment.
