Sentence examples for currently being enacted from inspiring English sources
It will also consider non-discriminatory legislation that has been enacted or is currently being enacted at the state level, with the hope of encouraging more states eventually all states to adopt similar legislation.
There are laws currently being enacted in Europe to protect net neutrality which would almost certainly make the scary prospect of mobile operators like 3 blocking all advertising at network level illegal.
The care coordination workforce reform vision, currently being enacted, is to improve the balance between specialist and generalist roles, establish specialist generalist roles with expanded scopes of practice, develop standards, tools, and protocols, and education and training.
Mrs Merkel said that the austerity reforms being enacted - currently being felt from the Irish Republic to Italy - had to be balanced with reforms of how Europe is governed.
Microsoft is currently facing a backlash for its relationship with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), though the company opposed the border separation policy being enacted by the agency.
How are the bans being enacted?
The BAU scenario assumes no new federal policies, except those that have already been approved or currently exist, are enacted in the future.
The backup plan was to upgrade CR 550 to "all-weather status" if CR 595 is not approved; currently weight restrictions are enacted each spring on that roadway.
The relevant legislation – the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) in the US and the European Union's copyright directive are the two currently being discussed most – was enacted in 1998 and 2001 respectively.
Currently, the budget resolution is enacted solely by Congress, which means that many domestic policy disputes between the president and lawmakers are shifted to autumn battles over individual spending and tax bills.
And as more of the vast developments currently threatened in the capital are enacted, the passions of Londoners will continue to rise.
