Sentence examples for enact the decisions from inspiring English sources
In the traditional top-down system, the task of learning technology is to help enact the decisions made at higher levels in the system.
The president will remain in office until the High Constitutional Court decides whether or not to enact the decision to impeach him.
You may be able to open savings accounts or multiple checking accounts that can help enact the financial decisions you have made using your budget.
Yet there is a real question here of whether the decision to enact the terms of Gurlitt's will was taken on mainly legal grounds.
The agency's lawyers say they are aware of Alta's snowboarding prohibition but argue the agency was not part of the decision to enact the ban and does not make a profit from it.
Confronted with her neurological malaise, Turner was steely and determined to enact the rationally arrived at decision to die: "You know what has to be done and you just do it".
The Brussels worriers have been discomfited, too, by Mr Orban's apparent decision to enact the status law before discussing it with his neighbours: an "unEuropean" way of behaving.
However a senior classical music source – a member of the society but not the board – told The Independent that this week's awards are likely to be the last at the Dorchester following the Sultan's decision to enact the draconian laws.
It was to be passed a year ago, but was delayed after howls of protest from leftists, who see it as among the final of many sell-outs of the ideas of Marx, Lenin and Mao Zedong, to which the party pretends fealty.The party's decision to enact the law in spite of that resistance is a great symbolic victory for economic reform and the rule of law.
Broadband providers have said they are committed to those principles, but opposed the FCC's decision to enact the rules by classifying broadband as a more highly regulated telecommunications service.
Health literacy includes the capacity to communicate, assert and enact these decisions [ 1– 3].
