Sentence examples for decisions to enact from inspiring English sources
Decisions to enact lifestyle changes that have a significant behavior change component (such as smoking cessation or weight loss) may require different or additional support (e.g., supported self-management or motivational interviewing).
Mrs. Clinton praised Malaysia's decision to enact legislation intended to help combat nuclear proliferation.
It praised Britain's decision to enact a new antibribery law in April 2010 as a "crucial step" in updating antiquated laws.
Yet there is a real question here of whether the decision to enact the terms of Gurlitt's will was taken on mainly legal grounds.
The language on gov.uk has been updated to reflect Tuesday's cabinet decision to enact the remaining elements of our no deal preparations.
The Brussels worriers have been discomfited, too, by Mr Orban's apparent decision to enact the status law before discussing it with his neighbours: an "unEuropean" way of behaving.
Barack Obama used a heartfelt televised address to the nation on Thursday to explain his decision to enact sweeping immigration reforms that will shield from deportation almost five million people currently living in the country illegally.
The agency's lawyers say they are aware of Alta's snowboarding prohibition but argue the agency was not part of the decision to enact the ban and does not make a profit from it.
Aaron Kiely, national black students' officer for the NUS, said: "I'm delighted that the petition attracted so many signatures in such a short amount of time, which affirms just how outrageous the decision to enact this policy was".
However a senior classical music source – a member of the society but not the board – told The Independent that this week's awards are likely to be the last at the Dorchester following the Sultan's decision to enact the draconian laws.
The administration appears to be on the verge of giving final approval to Shell Oil to drill in the Alaskan Arctic for the first time in two decades, but its decision to enact a one-year moratorium on gulf drilling after the BP spill angered the oil industry.
