Sentence examples for enacted along from inspiring English sources

A few years later, another round of even sharper tax boosts was enacted, along with raising the retirement age, to put the system on a "sound" footing.

But if this were enacted along the lines recommended by the London Finance Commission, it would privilege the strong and produce further economic imbalancing, not rebalancing.

A "code of law practice" has been enacted, along with a "law on criminal procedures" which is supposed to limit to six months the period of detention that can elapse before a trial must be held; all defendants should, in theory, have access to legal assistance.

His efforts to defund Planned Parenthood, the anti-abortion legislation enacted in Indiana (along with a comment that he "longs for the day that Roe v Wade is sent to the ash heap of history", for good measure), and the bill he signed allowing for LGBT discrimination.

If enacted, TTIP, along with two other treaties currently under negotiation– the Trade in Services Agreement (TISA) and the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP) – will considerably limit the ability of governments to rein in the activities of corporations; all three treaties have predictably triggered much resistance.

Buffett and Munger believe the financial system has too much complexity and would like to see reform enacted much along the lines proposed by Paul Volcker.

Later in 1862, after his departure from the Senate and in the absence of most Southern legislators, the Homestead Act was finally enacted; it, along with legislation for land grant colleges and for the transcontinental railroad, has been credited with opening the American West to settlement.

It is possible that Mr Berlusconi may deem the reaction to some of them too hostile to warrant his risking his own popularity by enacting laws along the lines suggested.