"enact a solution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to put a solution into effect or to make it official through some sort of action or legislation. Example: In order to address the issue of poverty in our community, the city council must enact a solution that provides resources and support for low-income families.
Fitch Ratings said Monday that it would downgrade Illinois state government credit from A to A- because lawmakers failed to enact a solution to the state's public-employee pension crisis.
A few days later, they woke up to President Trump's decision, announced by Attorney General Sessions, to rescind DACA based on its "unconstitutionality" and were given a six month grace period, in effect forcing Congress to enact a solution.
The first step is to understand the severity of the problem we face, and the second is to insist that our elected officials act responsibly and quickly to enact a solution.
Given the nation's political divisions, enacting a solution will almost certainly require a blend of both approaches.
And, what if (somehow) Congress enacted a solution to the "fiscal cliff" that eliminated the corporate income tax, thus causing real GDP growth to surge to 7%? Answer: Sumner's system would break, and it would have to be abandoned.
Lawmakers are scrambling to enact a legislative solution.
The Trump administration announced the end of DACA in September, giving lawmakers until early March to enact a permanent solution.
Rep. Adriano Espaillat (D-N.Y). suggested that some lawmakers are less willing to enact a permanent solution for dreamers because they can't vote.
(He was an avid tarot reader and for years performed weekly mass readings.) A key aspect of psychomagic is "acts" that one must perform that enact a metaphorical solution to one's emotional problems.
The National Immigration Law Center praised the decision but tweeted, "What remains clear is the need for Congress to enact a permanent solution to protect dreamers and end the uncertainty governing the lives of immigrant youth, their families and communities". That, unfortunately for "dreamers," almost certainly will not happen before the midterm elections.
Although it is undeniably true that we need congressional action to enact a lasting solution, there are many things the Obama administration can and must do now to make the system work better for families, workers, businesses and the country.
