Sentence examples similar to enacted position from inspiring English sources

The Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act -- the Dodd-Frank Act -- directed the Commodity Futures Trading Commission CFTCC) to enact "position limits" to eliminate excessive speculation in energy markets.

And Kardashian herself is in an incredibly powerful position to enact positive change if she can get a bunch of people to line up at a Barnes & Noble at seven in the morning to buy her book of selfies, she can definitely help, say, destigmatize difficult conversations surrounding mental health issues, which is exactly what she's been doing.

A bill which claims to be about medical innovation – and which would enact a position already overtaken by current case law – is in fact an attempt to narrow patient rights to recover damages for negligence.

Another definition of "bipartisan" is meeting in the middle: nobody gets their most extreme position enacted, but the two parties broadly agree on a centrist position.

The current $2.8 billion tax scheme as enacted belies his position, however.

At the same time, state lawmakers, whose approval would be needed for a congestion-pricing plan to be enacted, reiterated their position that the measure had little chance of approval in the Legislature.

Yet the president is a sell out for enacting these positions.

A new law enacted Thursday strengthens the position of people sued for libel here and puts an end to most cases of so-called libel tourism.

The options strategist enacted a delta neutral position by selling a strangle and buying shares of the underlying stock.

Next, the investor enacted a more bearish position on DELL by picking up 5,000 puts at the lower January 2012 $10 strike for an average premium of $1.36 a-pop.

"It is time for cool heads". It is also a time for Russia properly to enact its "principled position of non-intervention".