Sentence examples for enacted the changes from inspiring English sources

If enacted, the changes could test the legal boundaries of what powers a president holds under the 1906 Antiquities Act.

One warned that, if enacted, the changes would "trivialise" abortion and lead to more women seeking to have the procedure.

A department spokeswoman said the City Council had enacted the changes, making them not just honorary but legal.

Analysts say that even once they are enacted, the changes will not result in an immediate or sharp decline in unemployment, which stood at 10.5 percent in November.

The dominant view in Congress is that the Senate bill is the baseline and that if a law is enacted, the changes made in the legislative process ahead would make the measure less favorable to the manufacturers.

Last year, when President Obama's budget proposal included the elimination of some tax credits and deductions tied to coal, as well as oil and natural gas, there was furious protest from coal states, and Congress never enacted the changes.

If enacted, the change would reduce federal revenues by $117 billion over the next decade.

The board is expected to enact the changes in short order, Farmer said.

Senator Jon Corzine, Democrat of New Jersey, called it an inconceivable time to enact the changes.

But White House lawyers expressed confidence that Obama has the legal standing to enact the changes.

In the UK, they are advanced as a mechanism for enacting the changes called for under clinical governance.