Sentence examples for enacted a few from inspiring English sources

Mr. Quinn, on the other hand, has made a few cuts and enacted a few modest, desperately needed, pension reforms.

The president believed the tariff to be too high, however, and urged Congress to reduce the rates it had enacted a few months earlier.

Before the interval Hodgson was tearing off his jacket in frustration as another slice of sloppy play was enacted a few feet from where he was standing.

Correspondence is read aloud ("A Letter From a Worldly Woman to the Daughter of Her Friend"), poems are recited, stories are enacted, a few songs are sung.

Conway, who managed Trump's campaign in the fall of 2016, touted the tariffs the president had just formally enacted a few hours earlier.

There are obvious long-term solutions, proposed repeatedly by experts: police reform, a stronger justice system with judges appointed for life and a security tax on the rich, similar to what Colombia enacted a few years ago.

There will be legislative proposals, and members of the Senate and House will debate them, maybe even enact a few, and people back home can decide what they think.

But even in an autonomous country which is politically at rest, organised crime can be equally well spawned by the government enacting a few irrational and unjust laws and regulations.

When re-enacting a few of his more impassioned exchanges with sources — who included acknowledged terrorists — Mr. Wright occasionally raises his vocal temperature to add a little dramatic heat to the evening.

Our bill cancels national security sequestration for two years by enacting a few Obama-endorsed reforms that will actually produce over $300 billion in savings over ten years.

The Department of Justice continues to back away from a significant battle over voting rights, telling a judge in a Wednesday filing that Texas lawmakers had fixed the state's discriminatory voter ID law by enacting a few tweaks.