Sentence examples for enacted quickly from inspiring English sources
Should the euro zone go for a limited push that can be enacted quickly?
But the Blue Dogs see the recovery package as their best chance to get budget reforms enacted quickly.
But his bill would need to be enacted quickly amid a crowded field of other Congressional business if it is to have any impact on Mr. Bush's rules.
Many economists doubt that the tax relief can be enacted quickly enough to make much difference to the economy this year.
But it would provide his party with an agenda for the home stretch of the midterm campaign — though one with a small chance of being enacted quickly or helping the economy before Election Day if it were.
"This is arguably about the optimal time to do something like this," Mr. Bartik said, estimating that the Obama plan, if enacted quickly, would add a million jobs by early summer.
Mr. Ashcroft is pushing Congress to enact quickly a package of bills that would give the government significantly more authority to detain suspected terrorists, conduct electronic surveillance and seize assets of suspected terrorist organizations.
Laws for reforming central government, improving the disclosure of public information, designating the Hinomaru (Red Sun) as the national flag, and the Kimigayo as the national anthem were all enacted surprisingly quickly.
WASHINGTON — Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey warned Congress on Thursday that unless it enacted legislation quickly, hundreds of people in jail for cocaine offenses, "many of them violent gang members, will be eligible for immediate release into the community nationwide".
It should also be noted, though, that many of these rosy, early forecasts were based on the expectation that Trump would get at least some of his domestic agenda enacted pretty quickly, particularly tax reform, which was expected to provide a modest fiscal boost to the economy.
Almost immediately after the 1850 law was enacted, Frederick Douglass quickly organized a mass gathering in protest.
