Sentence examples for enact the changes from inspiring English sources
The board is expected to enact the changes in short order, Farmer said.
Senator Jon Corzine, Democrat of New Jersey, called it an inconceivable time to enact the changes.
But White House lawyers expressed confidence that Obama has the legal standing to enact the changes.
So the city's noise laws were rewritten, though the city council has yet to enact the changes.
The Obama administration is seeking legislation to enact the changes, but it has not settled between competing proposals currently before Congress.
But it introduced new ones: Can Chief O'Neill, who is grounded in the culture of the Police Department, enact the changes the mayor has promised?
The downside for British customers is that Apple has picked perhaps the worst possible time to enact the change.
Baseball then used its power under the labor agreement to enact the change unilaterally after approving it at the owners' meetings this month.
Supporters say critics are preparing to "talk out" the Private Member's Bill, which would enact the change, when it reaches the House of Commons.
Consequently, interventions using this model focus on conducting an individual risk assessment, influencing the decision to reduce risk through perceptions of enjoyment or self-efficacy, and assisting the individual with support to enact the change.
