Sentence examples for enacted at least from inspiring English sources

A four-pronged national medication proposal that includes increased penalties for repeat violators is being enacted, at least in part, by a number of racing jurisdictions.

The maximum the debt ceiling can be raised is $2.4 trillion (if the committee has enacted at least $1.5 trillion in savings or if a BBA has been sent to the states).

The laws that have been enumerated are probably all that were enacted, at least all of which any notice is preserved.

Since the Tennessee law was enacted, at least 30 women have been arrested for drug use during pregnancy, Glass said, although she suspects the number could be much higher. .

He went on to say, "The PHS is strongly committed to the least restrictive possible treatment of Hansen's disease... " A similar act was submitted in the subsequent year, but also not enacted at least in part because beneficiaries of the center's payroll, including the patients working at the facility, made a strong objection to the bill.

To avoid across-the-board cuts, Congress must enact at least another $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction measures over the 10 years.

That was when he began his engagement with lawmakers, Republicans especially, in the hope of building the relationships necessary to enact at least some of his second-term agenda.

But it is probably the best hope for enacting at least some of the political reforms and anti-corruption laws Italy desperately needs and so many fed-up Italian voters desperately want.

While Mr. Pataki and legislative leaders have agreed to enact at least $1.2 billion in tax cuts to be phased in over the next five years, they have not completely decided what taxes to cut.

If the tobacco settlement comes together, Mr. Clinton would have a good shot at enacting at least some of his spending proposals, few of which Republicans would want to be on record as voting against.

Additional steps include enacting at least parts of Rep. Logren's bill (H.R. 2161), which includes an exemption from employment-based green card quotas for international students who graduate with an advanced degree in science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM).