Sentence examples for enacted soon from inspiring English sources

"I really wish a law could be enacted soon to solve this problem," he said.

Given those political realities, Mr. Green isn't expecting to see the tax enacted soon.

But he has also said he does not believe that an amendment will be enacted soon.

If reform is not enacted soon, democratic choice will be sapped out of the House altogether.

Many are embracing the stimulus package enacted soon after Mr. Obama took office; others run away from it.

The country's Personal Status Code, enacted soon after independence to protect the rights of women, enshrined in law protections concerning marital, property, and workplace rights.

And there is little likelihood of a quota system being enacted anytime soon.

The regulations could be enacted as soon as six months from now, officials say.

Of course, with the Republicans in control of the House and the Senate, the chances of the proposals being enacted anytime soon are practically nil.

The step was especially surprising because the Beijing-controlled China Daily newspaper declared in a column this week that the legislation must be enacted "as soon as possible".

But no one expects the necessary regulation in support of the future we want to be enacted anytime soon, and certainly in any uniform manner.