Sentence examples for enacted so that from inspiring English sources

"He said that while he wasn't going to endorse a specific plan, if an economic stimulus package was properly designed and enacted so that it enters the economy quickly, it could have a very positive effect," Mr. Schumer said.

A private property law must be enacted so that farmers, millions of whom have already lost their land to rapacious officials and private developers, can protect themselves, wrote Mr. Yu, a specialist in rural issues at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

Robert Herring, 9 August 1930 Germany is now in the period of transition between the non-legal terror (beatings and non-judicial murders), and the legal terror (imprisonment or death under laws specially enacted so that the opposition may be kept in a permanent state of fear and demoralisation).

This system was created to democratize the election process rather than continuing the system of allowing party leaders to control which candidates are placed on the ballot.These ballot access rules were also enacted so that candidates show that they have some support and to make sure the ballot is not filled with frivolous candidates.

A standardized private "medical" service could be enacted, so that those who prefer the same provider throughout the entire pregnancy can pay for this service.

Some of those requests were significant increases that were never enacted, so the cuts being sought by Republicans may still fall short of the $100 billion target — though they would be far-reaching in the domestic programs that would absorb the brunt of them.

In the last two weeks alone, the parliament has enacted so many new laws that it has been almost impossible to keep up.

LONDON — The prime ministers of Italy and Spain appealed Wednesday to European leaders for help in bringing the euro crisis to a close, as borrowing costs in both countries rose, underscoring investors' perception that the measures enacted so far were inadequate to the task.

Kasich signed a law prohibiting abortion coverage in private insurance plans purchased through state health exchanges, and the state has enacted so many regulations on abortion clinics that nearly half of them have shut down.

Another thing you absolutely know is that what you've just watched enacted so precisely was absorbingly beautiful.

With this bill, the sponsors want New York to join more than 80 other communities that have enacted so-called living-wage bills, some requiring a $12 minimum, that have raised pay for janitors, cooks and other low-paid employees of city contractors.