Sentence examples for due to be enacted from inspiring English sources
Then I heard a discussion about the new sex discrimination bill, due to be enacted in 1975.
Llywd's private member's bill led to the government bringing forward its own legislation which was due to be enacted in March 2015.
Yet a leisurely ride through Prague's baroque streets could soon be banned under restrictions due to be enacted by the city centre's municipal authority in the coming weeks.
The FSA is drawing up a new bill, due to be enacted next year, to make it easier to inject "preventative" public funds into wobbly banks.
With the Human Rights Act due to be enacted, constitutional reform on New Labour's agenda and a then record prison population I also thought it was an idea whose time may just have come.
"The DfE [Department for Education] are working on the issue on a national basis, as it has implications for all PFI academy conversions and may ultimately require a change in the education bill due to be enacted in January 2012".
Final legislation is due to allow reforms to be enacted.
He confirms final legislation due in 2015 to allow reforms to be enacted, with phasing in of new rules by a final deadline of 2019.
Indeed, it takes a while for policies and regulations to fight climate change to be enacted and often times, due to political dynamics, the change brought on by them is watered down and doesn't amount to what is actually needed.
