Sentence examples for being enacted as from inspiring English sources

With the Republicans controlling the House, it has virtually no chance of being enacted as it stands: some Republicans have already declared it dead on arrival.

Let's leave aside for now the debate over the viability of the road map, which, as a practical matter, doesn't stand a chance of being enacted as is, anyway.

It doesn't matter that their new "tax reform" plan (leaked to the Wall Street Journal late Monday, to be released Tuesday morning) has as much chance of being enacted as Herman Cain has of being elected president.

The blueprint has little to no chance of being enacted as written and amounts to a vision statement by Mr. Trump, who as a businessman once called himself the "king of debt" and has overseen a federal spending spree that will earn him that title in an entirely different arena.

There has been very good beat coverage in the Times and the Washington Post, but even this is not driven by the sense of editorial urgency that you might expect, given that the most important social-insurance reform since the nineteen sixties, and possibly since the New Deal, seems to be on the verge of realization — or, at a minimum, is as close to being enacted as it has ever been before.

Many such giddily wondrous moments emerge in the course of Ginghina's onscreen discussions, including his admission that the idea for dividing the soccer field came from his observation of an electric fence dividing herds of cattle in a Nevada ranch, and also his explanation of just how close his rule-change came to being enacted as a result of meetings in London with British sports lawyers.

Eventually, these will be enacted as well.

In the United States, state statutes forbidding the interception of messages were enacted as early as 1862.

"Title 54, United States Code, 'National Park Service and Related Programs', is enacted as follows".

The regulations could be enacted as soon as six months from now, officials say.

"It is critical that legislation be enacted as quickly as possible to clarify the regulations regarding commercial signs," Evans wrote.