Sentence examples for enacted program from inspiring English sources

Bush administration officials said Wednesday that they were trying to comply with the Supreme Court's decision limiting their ability to imprison people indefinitely at Guantánamo Bay, by making some changes to a recently enacted program to review each detainee's situation every year.

Previously, if one party opposed another party's enacted program strongly enough, the opposing party might try repeal.

America in the 1960s enacted programs to rebuild poor communities, to fight air and water pollution, and to ensure healthcare for the elderly.

A 2008 Stanford Law Review article by Mr. Liu about welfare rights, which Mr. Sessions referred to, focused on small-scale disputes over Congressionally enacted programs — like "invalidating statutory eligibility requirements" — not creating welfare programs based on judicial fiat.

Within the last few decades, several states have enacted programs to provide tax credits or publicly funded tuition vouchers to parents who enroll their children in private schools.

While the U.S. federal government continues to ban marijuana, two states -- Colorado and Washington -- have enacted programs that legalize the recreational use of the drug.

In elections in March of that year, however, the FMLN lost its plurality in the 84-seat legislature, without which Funes struggled to enact programs he had promised.

His meetings with various political players and civic groups are the next step toward enacting programs that create jobs and ease poverty.

While career employees or holdovers fill many posts on a temporary basis, Mr. Obama does not have his own people enacting programs central to his mission.

Because presidents cannot enact programs on their own, voters know they must look at the candidates' proposals not only at face value, but also as an indication of their differing philosophies of government.

Replacing primitive cooking stoves with modern versions that emit far less soot could provide a much-needed stopgap, while nations struggle with the more difficult task of enacting programs and developing technologies to curb carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels.