Sentence examples for change was enacted from inspiring English sources

The change was enacted on Aug. 8, 2008.

The topic of rezoning is so sensitive that education officials have referred to it as the "third rail" — and no one seems to remember the last time a significant boundary change was enacted.

Tesla is furious, claiming in a blog post released today — in advance of the meeting in which the rule change was enacted (which Tesla was informed of yesterday) — that Governor Chris Christie's administration had "gone back on its word to delay a proposed anti-Tesla regulation so that the matter could be handled through a fair process in the Legislature".

In a statement released Monday after the change was enacted, the Mormon Church said it is "deeply troubled" by the new policy.

In previous studies, practitioner change was enacted through practitioner involvement as a member of a CoP (e.g., [ 13]), but examples of influence beyond CoP members were few.

Better yet, why not have the bill force the U.S. to withdraw money already deposited with the IMF until such a change is enacted?

How then in the face of such adversity, can social change be enacted?

However, what we also need is to ensure that real change is enacted in our institutions and our society.

Some behaviour change strategies rely on persuasion and offer participants high levels of discretion over the means by which behavioural change is enacted.

A recent editorial suggests that health information technologies are tools whose value is influenced by how clinicians modify their work practices to use them and how organizational change is enacted when they are adopted [ 25].

With pressure mounting and Senator Ford subpoenaed before the federal grand jury, Ms. Chumney's package of changes was enacted in 2000.