Sentence examples for enacted it by from inspiring English sources

Brown enacted it by dropping to his knees, awash in sweat, unable to dance another step, yet shooing away his cape bearer, the aide who would enrobe him and hustle him offstage.

Ritzy revellers might re-enact it by skulling WKD, but for a mead alternative try Hiver honey beer.

If not, Britain could embark on a unilateral renegotiation.Mr Cameron pledged to draft a referendum bill before the 2015 election, then enact it by the end of that year if re-elected.

Were it to be enacted, it could generate, by estimates, about $75m a year for affordable housing and homeless services.

The most basic is to ask whether there is a "rational basis" for the law, or whether those who enacted it were motivated by "animus," hostility toward a group, or negative stereotypes about a group.

Saudi Arabia has reportedly warned the White House that if the bill is enacted, it might retaliate by selling up to $750bn£520bnbn) in treasury securities and other assets in the US.

If enacted, it will reduce debt by an unprecedented amount over the next four years.

In contrast, before Mr. Bush's tax cut can be enacted, it must be reviewed by lawyers and economists at the Treasury Department.

"If the measure announced in the British official communication is enacted, it will be interpreted by Ecuador as an unacceptable, unfriendly and hostile act and as an attempt against our sovereignty," Ecuador's foreign minister declared.

Truman vetoed it; Congress enacted it over his veto by wide margins in late September.

Strategy can be viewed as a literary effort to craft a complete script and then hand it over to actors who enact it word by word.