Sentence examples for enacted to allow from inspiring English sources

The law was enacted to allow Congress to investigate potential conflicts of interest in the executive branch.

However, a delay of 17 months followed during which a change in legislation had to be enacted to allow the medals to be issued to non-US nationals.

Usually, once a state law has been enacted to allow for access, the advocates quiet down and business rules the day.

When White explained what he had done on 60 Minutes in 1989, more than a few Californians thought tougher rules needed to be enacted to allow a jailhouse snitch to testify.

Brandon also said that he would like to see a policy enacted to allow selected administrators and teachers, and school police officers, to have access to a school's guns in order to respond to shooters.

In 1965, to enhance the incentive, the Forestry Encouragement Act was enacted to allow for half the loan to be treated as a grant.

We need to distinguish between what individuals can do, and what governments and companies must enact to allow us to make a difference.

The one-year wait for the rule to be enacted is to allow equipment makers and players to work on refining equipment.

In the event that that is not enough, administration officials said last week that they want legislation enacted this summer to allow a full state takeover.

Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson permitted Cubans to remain in the United States before Congress enacted legislation to allow them to stay.

But Israel considers the movement anti-Semitic violence and has enacted laws to allow lawsuits to be filed against publishers of BDS messages and banned entry to the country of pro-BDS activists.