Sentence examples for enacted one day from inspiring English sources

The Virginia Health Care Freedom Act, enacted one day after Mr. Obama signed the Affordable Care Act, declares that no Virginia resident "shall be required to obtain or maintain a policy of individual insurance coverage".

3. What sexual fantasies might you'd like to enact one day?

The legal amendments enacted on Friday bar Belarussian businesses from using outside internet resources.

One break, enacted on Sept. 30, one day before Congress approved the $700 billion bailout, allows an American bank to use all the losses related to troubled loans in a bank that it purchases, thus significantly reducing its tax bill.

Instead of changing the formula, however, Congress has consistently enacted one-year fixes.

The two groups showed a similar bias, which was stronger for observed items compared to enacted ones (observed: mean = .52; SD = .47; enacted: mean = .20; SD = .73).73

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton told a group of gay elected officials Wednesday night that she would not stand against a gay marriage law in New York if a future governor and Legislature chose to enact one, according to three participants at the meeting.

"The president has basically bypassed Congress to enact one part of our legislation," Mr. Schmeltzer said.

Romney campaign spokesman Alberto Martinez attempted to frame the speech in terms of the economy in an email to reporters on Thursday morning that promised Romney would enact policies on day one to "get our economy moving again for Hispanics and all Americans".

A Civil War Recruitment Rally will be enacted Saturday and Sunday at Old Bethpage Village Restoration on Round Swamp Road.

Caught up in the usual struggle to believe in and enact my belovedness as a Black Queer girl in America, one day the enormous weight of this struggle just became unbearable.