Sentence examples for enact more from inspiring English sources

He has helped SumAll enact more gender-neutral hiring practices.

Independent antidoping experts have long criticized the leagues for refusing to enact more rigorous testing protocols.

We are also working with the international community to enact more stringent penalties for counterfeiters.

Governments struggle to enact more reforms, and some Germans are saying: maybe there is an alternative.

Some observers wondered why such a long-serving representative did not rise to top leadership or enact more laws.

Trade with Iran is shrinking, points out Ms Merkel, and the EU may enact more sanctions on top of those approved by the United Nations.

After he was elected, he continued the drumbeat, and supported using the debt ceiling as a threat to enact more budget cuts.

We should urge our government representatives to immediately enact more stringent restrictions on firearms ownership and to increase enforcement of existing gun laws.

Labor leaders say Mr. Obama and the Democrats wanted to enact more stimulus to create jobs, but say the Republicans often stymied them.

They have challenged Mr. Duncan's legal authority to demand certain reforms in exchange for waivers, saying that it would undermine Congress's efforts to enact more lasting changes.

The "enabling law" the president proposes would allow him to enact more than 30 measures now pending and decree others over the next year.