Sentence examples for enacted though from inspiring English sources

"I'm hopeful," he said, that something like it can be enacted, though probably after the election.

He said he had no idea of the chances of his bills being enacted, though he felt they should at least touch off a debate.

A land reform was enacted, though its effect was limited, as the land reform of the 1920s had already to a large degree made the country one of agrarian smallholders.

They do appear to have brought some extra jobs to the places where they have been enacted (though even this is disputed), but lower wages overall are the price workers pay for those jobs.

Pai's announcement doesn't come as a surprise by any means: He has publicly opposed the Open Internet Order since it was enacted, though until a Republican majority was established at the FCC, there was little he could do about it.

In the United Kingdom, the Succession to the Crown Act 2013 was enacted, though it has not come into force, pending completion of the legislative alterations required in some other realms.

If other countries are going to enact them, though, they don't need to do it wholesale.

When enacted en masse, though, it created a potent image of a digging, hammering army working in synchronous harmony.

The Austrian interior ministry said the law would be enacted even though current migration flows are far lower than they have been for months.

Malcolm Turnbull has lifted the ban imposed by Tony Abbott on wind investment by the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) before it was officially enacted, even though it remains Coalition policy to abolish the green bank.

As of November 2011, no Office of the President of the Republic Act has been enacted, even though the constitution requires so.