Sentence examples for enacted it would be from inspiring English sources

"If [Oklahoma's bill] were enacted, it would be hard to argue — between its vagueness and its not requiring anybody to do anything — that on its face, it is unconstitutional".

If enacted, it would be the largest amount ever devoted to transit in a six-year authorization.

Inquiries in the Senate also elicited broad support for the measure: If enacted, it would be the first Federal statute broadly affecting women's work standards alone.

In addition to an income tax increase of 50percentt — if enacted, it would be the largest increase in decades — Mr. Quinn called for more than $1 billion in spending cuts.

Considering that this is one of the most high-profile incidents to fall under that policy since it has been enacted, it would be understandable that the team would rather the league take the lead and not do anything to get in its way.

"If (cuts are) enacted, it would be a huge step backward," McFadden said.

Democratic critics of the plan suggest that enacting it would be akin to pushing Grandma over a cliff.

And while I think this budget doesn't reflect the views of most American voters, and that enacting it would be very bad for the U.S. economy, Ryan obviously disagrees.

Even if the original Obama plan — around $800 billion in stimulus, with a substantial fraction of that total given over to ineffective tax cuts — had been enacted, it wouldn't have been enough to fill the looming hole in the U.S. economy, which the Congressional Budget Office estimates will amount to $2.9 trillion over the next three years.

A legitimate criticism of the article is that even if modest gun control legislation were to be enacted, it would probably have little effect on the shooting violence level in America; at least in the short term.

To some extent, the details of de Blasio's plan, and whether it stands a realistic chance of being enacted — it would need the approval of the state legislature — are secondary to its symbolism.