Sentence examples for enacted in full from inspiring English sources
But much still depends on whether enough reforms are enacted in full, without codicils that stealthily neuter their impact, and on when they will take effect.
Neither man believes, however, that the Nature commentary's recommendations will be enacted in full, or even that they are enough to prevent someone misusing the technology.
Were the Republican cuts to be enacted in full, they would reverberate throughout the operations of federal agencies, and represent one of the largest efforts to reverse the outflow of federal dollars in modern times.
If the 2013 budget, which the White House released this morning, were to be enacted in full, which is highly unlikely, you would face a big increase in your tax bill.
Only if trade sanctions are enacted in full against the USA until they start to take their global responsibilities even a little bit seriously (and choose a leader from one of our species).
MOST Americans will get bigger refunds this filing season than they have in past years, thanks to the tax cuts enacted in May, but to take full advantage of the breaks that the law allows will require some time and attention.
Though they constantly liken the president to various totalitarian dictators, it is they who are re-enacting Stalinism in full purge mode.
Full emancipation was not enacted in Cuba until 1886, 13 years after it was accomplished in Puerto Rico, where tobacco was more important than sugar and where enslaved people made up less than 5 percent of the population.
The actual appropriations bills for Fiscal Year 2012 included four continuing resolutions and three full-year appropriations bills enacted in November and December 2011, in accordance with the United States budget process.
The BBA was enacted in 1997 and had not yet had its full impact by 1999.
"Enacted in the early days of a fresh Labour government full of hope and aspiration for the future, the Act embodies the civil and political rights which are fundamental to any liberal democracy".
