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Later in the interview, Mr. Corzine referred again to the plan, noting that a similar proposal to securitize toll revenues had been enacted successfully in Indiana.

As described in the brief summary of the report that was released today, and as presented in substantial detail in the report itself, the committee concluded that the time is now to undertake a number of measures that, if enacted successfully, promise to improve markedly the quality of life of those suffering from food allergies.

The 54 senators now on record in support of action add to the momentum we will need to successfully enact landmark legislation.

It's become harder to have confidence that legislators can successfully enact the brilliant policies that liberal technicians come up with.

Providing automated service composition tools is therefore essential to reduce the time to market of services, and ultimately to successfully enact the service-oriented approach.

He's a practical businessman-turned-politician who has shown he can successfully enact progressive policies in a moderate state.

Our overall goal for the set of TSCD-PD sessions was to develop participants' capacity to select and successfully enact cognitively demanding tasks in their classrooms by maintaining high-level demand on students' thinking and sensemaking.

To know the details of a policy that another hospital implemented to make significant improvements in its hand hygiene rates is not the same as knowing how to successfully enact that policy in one's own setting.

This approach has been successfully enacted in Denmark and other European countries.

Working across the aisle, we successfully enacted a new K-12 law that both affords more flexibility to states and school districts and upholds the civil rights legacy of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.

Despite having ruled Capitol Hill for a half-century, during which time they successfully enacted a staggering array of innovative programs, Democrats have been maddeningly slow to adapt their message to the postindustrial age.