Sentence examples for enacted and not from inspiring English sources
But if only the financial measures had been enacted, and not the stimulus, real G.D.P. would have fallen nearly 4 percent, with 10 million jobs lost.
The white paper was published after legislation on fees had been enacted and, not surprisingly, given the make-up of the advisory board, its tone took as read the prevailing wisdom that universities, if they had any value, were to be much more closely aligned with the needs of the economy, the desperate pursuit of growth.
Not since 1965 when Medicare was enacted, and not since 1935 when Social Security became the law of the land, has a social program like reforming the health care system come as close as it has to enable all Americans to afford and access health care.
In their letter to Bowser, Chaffetz and Meadows wrote, "It is a basic legal tenet that legislation is not enacted and does not become law until the final act effectuating that process occurs".
It does not require legislation to be enacted and does not face being obstructed by a hostile Supreme Court.
Though it must still be enacted and would not take full effect until 2006, the agreement represents a turning point for European corporations: It enshrines the principle that shareholders rather than executives have the final say on hostile bids.
There is, however, one more thing Congress could do on this front: work out a deal for those pilots who turned 60 before this legislation was enacted and are not yet 65.
In fact, such power is enacted and wielded, not at all faceless.
However, the law grandfathers only those insurance plans that were in effect before the law was enacted and have not been significantly changed since then.
Instead they speak in groups and issue pious recommendations that won't ever be enacted and wouldn't work if they were.
But it hasn't: that category is from Treasury's proposal for regulatory reform, which Congress has not enacted (and the proposal doesn't mention any specific financial institutions by name).
