Sentence examples for enacted proposal from inspiring English sources

In comparison, the Committee to Save New York, a group of business leaders supportive of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's agenda, spent $7.4 million from January through April lobbying in favor of the governor's budget and his recently enacted proposal to limit local property taxes.

"The decision is likely to further shake foreign investors' confidence in India, which has recently pushed or enacted proposals seen as hostile to outside business interests," he writes.

The decision is likely to further shake foreign investors' confidence in India, which has recently pushed or enacted proposals seen as hostile to outside business interests.

The Parliament of Scotland of 1695 enacted proposals that might help the desperate economic situation, including setting up the Bank of Scotland.

Officials in several other states have put forward or enacted proposals for measures that essentially police the police, particularly ones that fund or mandate the use of body cameras.

Indeed, some states (after the Bush v. Gore decision awarded the presidency to the popular vote loser) have enacted proposals to award their entire electoral vote to the national popular vote winner regardless of who won that particular state, so long as states with a majority of electoral votes states agree likewise.

"We should resist the temptation to enact proposals in the mistaken belief that anything that may be called antiterrorist will necessarily provide greater security," the statement said.

Ticking off a list of pro-women policies, from equal pay for equal work to paid family leave and access to abortion, Dunham touted Clinton's commitment to enacting proposals that would reduce America's gender gap.

If Congress should enact any proposal, a proposal by Senator Jeff Sessions is far better policy than the one you support.

If enacted, the proposal could reshape the business landscape.

If fully enacted, the proposal would reduce federal revenue by $4.4 trillion over the next decade on a static basis under the higher-rate assumption, or $5.9 trillion under the lower-rate assumption (Table 4).