Sentence examples for enacted plan from inspiring English sources

"A district court should take guidance from the state's recently enacted plan in drafting an interim plan," the Supreme Court's unsigned decision said.

And so what the State Supreme Court did, knowing full well that these provisions existed, overturned the carefully enacted plan by Florida JUSTICE REHNQUIST -- Mr. Olson, do you think that Congress, when it passed 3 U.S. Code, intended that there would be any judicial involvement with it?

The recently enacted plan allocates more funds to the maintenance and replacement of infrastructure, and to inland waterways.

After floods in 1936, the United States federal government enacted plans to prevent future devastating floods, although they made no progress by the time Connie and Diane struck in 1955.

Resolving this puzzle -- the balance between human and natural influences -- has been something of a holy grail in atmospheric science, particularly because the answer could determine whether countries enact plans in coming years to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.

In Arizona, she helped to enact plans to provide full-day kindergarten and to renovate university buildings, winning fans among educators.

He also said that if it were struck down, the Byrd Organization intended to keep enacting plans to thwart desegregation forever.

Yes, says David Bossie, the outspoken president of Citizens United — if the IRS enacts plans to restrict how certain tax-exempt nonprofit groups spend their money on politicking, as the agency says it may do.

21 22 35 However, the final component of behaviour change is opportunity to enact planned goals, 22 which in this context equates to falls prevention behaviours.

Environmental factors on the ward were viewed by the educators as being controlled by staff and also to some extent by patients, and could be supportive or inhibitory to patients being able to effectively enact planned behaviours such as ringing their bell for assistance.

Fearing that Colombia would become a narco-state and that the Farc would take power, President Bill Clinton had just enacted Plan Colombia and the first delivery of what to date has been more than $7bn £4.4bnn) of aid, mainly military.