Sentence examples for enacted changes from inspiring English sources

Yet even in departments that have enacted changes, police officers sometimes fail to comply with the new procedures.

In an interview, Benjamin Rosenfield, the city's controller, said that the situation would be worse if the city had not enacted changes that went into effect last year.

Washington State (in 2006) and California (in 2010) woke up to this dramatically undemocratic system and enacted changes in their laws to create open primaries – every candidate on one ballot, all voters eligible to choose whomever they want.

Michael Whyland, a spokesman for the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, did not sound particularly encouraging, noting in a statement that the Legislature had recently enacted changes to teacher arbitration in a related bill, primarily to speed up the process.

The focus has turned to states in large part because of the Race to the Top program, an Obama administration initiative that offered millions of dollars to states that enacted changes in educational policy, like expanding the number of charter schools or paying teachers based on how students perform on tests.

WHEN Robert Hassler of Larchmont, N.Y., went to see a lawyer last fall about devising an estate plan, he received two pieces of unexpected advice: wait until Congress enacted changes in tax law, which it did in December, and remain flexible in your planning, so that whatever you do will withstand further changes from Congress.

They try to enact changes that are more slogans than practical solutions.

He talks about enacting changes that can have an immediate effect while figuring out what motivates each player.

But it recommends enacting changes in the meantime to help reduce the deficit and raise revenue from the wealthy.

And the current crisis is also likely to enact changes in various areas, from our entertainment habits to our health.

They added that Mr. Fischer did not always agree with Mr. Köhler about how, and how quickly, to enact changes.