Sentence examples for enacted rules to from inspiring English sources

He enacted rules to cut planet-heating emissions across much of the United States economy, from cars to coal plants.

In 1969 it enacted rules to limit the tax advantages for contributions to private foundations and to establish minimum annual distribution requirements.

In the land of the Kyoto Protocol, Japanese professional baseball has enacted rules to speed up the games, shortening the time between innings, half innings and each pitch.

Wheeler's record in his position has shown that initial fears were misplaced, however, as he oversaw an FCC that enacted rules to protect net neutrality and withstood a challenge in a federal appeals court.

As a result, the government has enacted rules to ensure social protection for people with rare diseases.

Enacting rules to require the pumping of ballast far offshore is one way to deal with the problem.

With no hope of prodding Congress on climate change, Mr. Obama said last week that he would use his executive powers to enact rules to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 17 percent by 2020, compared with 2005.

"Most importantly," she said, "this committee has jurisdiction over the federal election process, and I am absolutely committed to making certain that we enact rules to ensure this nation continues to have open, free and fair elections".

Last week, the Obama administration asked the F.C.C. to enact rules to require easier unlocking so consumers (and those who might buy a used device) can switch the devices from one wireless carrier to another.

Democrats were noncommittal Thursday about adopting rule changes Republicans had tried to pass, but by early Friday morning the two sides issued a joint statement saying that they would work together to enact rules to make the body operate more fairly.

Politicians who enact rules to restrict competition at the expense of access to food aren't just hurting entrepreneurs - they're also harming the communities these businesses serve.