Sentence examples for either enacted from inspiring English sources

Other strongholds of the new economy, including Menlo Park, San Carlos and San Mateo, have either enacted or plan to enact similar moratoriums on high-tech development.

Seven states last year either enacted new taxes on alcohol or raised old ones, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

There is a final scene in Imperial Bedrooms of unremitting torture that is either enacted by Clay on two beautiful teenagers who are bought and systematically abused, or imagined by him as a fantasy.

In the 23 states where Republicans have either enacted voter-ID laws or shortened early voting hours in urban districts, and consistent with their current reigning ideology, they should adopt a simpler strategy of voter suppression.

These initiatives are part of a larger surge of laws either enacted or proposed during the past two years.

Once the necessary signatures are obtained, the initiative would go to the Legislature, which could either enact it or pass it on for next year's ballot.

This puts Bloomberg squarely at odds with the growing number of states and congress members either enacting or proposing moratoriums on the use of drones.

Earlier this week, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issued a prophetic stark warning to Arab leaders: either enact genuine economic and political reforms or face growing unrest and rebellion.

Most of the policies in the 2010 Coalition Agreement have either been enacted or ditched because of irreconcilable differences between the sides.

Stigma can either be enacted or felt: enacted stigma refers to the unfair treatment of others towards the stigmatised person, including discriminatory attitudes and acts of discrimination; whereas, felt stigma refers to the stigmatised person's internal feelings of shame (self-stigma) and fear of discrimination (perceived stigma) [ 33].

Federal courts don't have the power either to enact or to repeal federal statutes.