Sentence examples for enacted lower from inspiring English sources
But the Legislative Services study concluded that only 18,348 students would shift from public to private and parochial schools if the two bills were enacted, lower than the Heartland study's projection of 83,683.
Even Stanley Greer, a spokesman for the anti-labor National Right to Work Committee, said, "We're not purporting to prove that right-to-work produces superior economic performance". What is true is that once RTW laws are enacted, lower wages and fewer rights on the job are sure to follow.
Similar logic could be applied to enacting lower taxes for the repatriation of foreign-held assets tied to significant increases in domestic employment, which is what companies promise they will do anyway with repatriated funds.
The appellate court ruled that it made no difference that the girl's injury occured before the state law was enacted, and lowered the $3-million pain and suffering award to the law's $250,000 maximum.
In a recent article in the Washington Post, Department of Education leadership suggested that the loan changes were not executive mandates, but rather, changes enacted by lower-ranking officials which went unchecked by policy makers in the Department and within the White House Initiative on HBCUs.
Other officials said that Lawrence Lindsey, the president's economic adviser, had briefly raised the possibility of encouraging investors to buy stocks by enacting a lower capital gains tax for stocks purchased in coming months or years.
A law enacted Friday will lower the retirement age in Bolivia to 58, bucking a global trend in which many countries are pushing citizens to work longer.
Personal cuts enacted in 1999 lowered income taxes.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act enacted in 2017 lowered individual income tax rates.
The budget itself can be enacted by Parliament's lower house alone.
Hence, he enacted legislation granting the lower classes access to the political system and the public offices, from which they had previously been barred.
