Sentence examples for enact new rules from inspiring English sources

In his State of the Union, he pledged to enact new rules to combat climate change.

Trump is also seeking to enact new rules designed to block refugees from reuniting with family members and grind the resettlement process to a halt.

Mr. Manawi said that the additional time would permit the commission to enact new rules and safeguards to prevent the kind of large-scale fraud that tainted the presidential election in August.

Today the commission is expected to enact new rules that will allow media companies to increase the percentage of the national television audience they can reach from 35 to possibly 45.

Government attempts to encourage or enact new rules in the wake of the Leveson inquiry have run into the same quicksands of definition, because they require the law to decide who or what is something called a "relevant publisher".

The agency could try to enact new rules, which would likely be more business-friendly and allow certain things that weren't allowed under Obama's rules, like Internet fast lanes.

Just a few days ago news broke that Russia had enacted new rules banning people with "mental disorders" from driving.

But here's some good news: Because it is so hard to know, the SEC is enacting new rules that will require brokers and market centers to tell you.

In January, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau enacted new rules to make mortgages safer.

Even after authorities have beefed up oversight and lawmakers have enacted new rules, blowups on Wall Street continue to occur with some regularity.

He has famously taken on real estate developers and recently enacted new rules that analysts say should reduce corruption in building and construction.