Sentence examples for enacted early from inspiring English sources

The laws enacted early in Obama's first term were complex, aimed at limiting fallout from the recession.

Despite the dour outlook, Bernanke offered no support for calls from some Democrats to enact a second economic stimulus package to try to bolster American consumers as the impact of the stimulus plan enacted early in the year wears off.

The plan that envisions bullet trains trains zipping between the nation's major cities at speeds up to 220 miles per hour, was one of the few transformative projects included in the $797 billion stimulus program enacted early in Obama's presidency.

[Excerpt] A series of tax cuts were enacted early in the George W. Bush Administration by the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 (EGTRRA; P.L. 107-16) and the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003 (JGTRRA; P.L. 108-27).

Many of these laws were enacted early in the epidemic, before people understood how HIV was and was not transmitted, but the laws have not been changed.

First, protective sequestration, if enacted early enough in the pandemic, crafted so as to encourage the compliance of the population involved, and continued for the lengthy time period in which the area is at risk, stands the best chance of guarding against infection.

One possibility Mr. Bush might entertain down the road is to find the revenues to pay for privatization by repealing part of the tax cut enacted earlier in the year but not due to take effect for several years.

Because of the ill-advised tax cut enacted earlier in the year, there is no room for Democratic spending initiatives without tapping funds generated by Social Security and Medicare taxes.

The right formed an electoral coalition, as was favoured by the new electoral system enacted earlier in the year.

In Michigan, the Alert was adopted after outcry that if it'd been enacted earlier, authorities may have more quickly brought the killer of State Trooper Paul Butterflied, gunned down in Mason County in 2013, to justice.

That rule, had it been enacted earlier, would have rendered 2017's documentary feature winner, "O.J.: Made in America," ineligible and will disqualify such critically acclaimed recent multi-part documentaries as "Wild Wild Country" and "Wormwood" from consideration.