Sentence examples for continues to enact from inspiring English sources

It argues that, despite gender mainstreaming and other policy tools designed to encourage gender neutrality in all policy areas, the EU continues to enact and enforce legislation that has the potential to challenge the integrity of the European gender project.

Saks expected its fourth-quarter gross margin rate to drop even more than the third quarter's decrease of 640 basis points as the company continues to enact promotions and markdowns.

Nor have we escaped the violence that enslavement required, and that our society continues to enact.

Although the government continues to enact policies to address the problem, there is a need for effective implementation and enforcement.

The German Foreign Minister, Guido Westerwelle, had earlier insisted Greece would receive no more aid unless it continued to enact the agreed economic reforms and acknowledged that it could end up leaving the eurozone if it failed to comply.

"There is every likelihood that the states will continue to enact legislation that addresses the concerns of the citizens of the states around access to care, managed care and cost of health care," Mr. Dixon said.

While continuing to enact a level of sexual strenuousness that caused what I would describe as a gradually tightening, chest-located, sweetness rubber band to both connect us and compel us onward, we whispered feverishly (precisely, poetically) about how long we felt we had known each other, i.e., forever.

Re "Amgen Gets a Gift From Congress" (editorial, Jan . 23: I do not know what is more disturbing, the fact that members of Congress continue to enact pieces of legislation (the "fiscal cliff" bill, in this case) that they have not read, or that parts of bills are written by Senate aides with apparently little or no oversight and no accountability.

Tribes have enacted and continue to enact bio-cultural sovereignty, which solidifies their relationship with the land.

Prisons may be able to mitigate these risks by fostering self-management practices that patients continue to enact in the community upon release.

States also continue to enact variances from federal net operating loss treatment, a trend likely to accelerate with the allowance of a five-year net operating loss carryback election in the Worker, Homeownership and Business Assistance Act of 2009 (P.L. 111-92).