Sentence examples for enacted to bridge from inspiring English sources

Make no mistake: The spending cuts and tax increases the state enacted to bridge its budget deficits are not cosmetic.

New legislation has been enacted to.

New regulations were recently enacted to prevent virtual currency inflation.

The poem's third stanza, with its abrupt caesura in the second line, enacts memory's attempt to bridge the gap between maturity and childhood innocence: So fair a fancy few would weave    In these years!

Finally, the assumptions of existing policies and programmes designed to help teachers to bridge the theory-practice gap are enacted as intended have to be reexamined.

Further inquiry is needed to determine if classroom integration of STEM concepts would be further enhanced if efforts within PD experiences worked to bridge learning opportunities from planning to enacting in more purposeful and scaffolded ways.

As Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel Prize winning economist, has recently pointed out, there are three ways to bridge the growing inequality gap: reform the tax code, enact smarter and better regulations, and provide equal access to education.

He warned that failing to enact a comprehensive rescue plan that includes new tolls and taxes this year would create a deficit next year larger than the $1.2 billion budget gap the authority is struggling to bridge this year.

It's difficult to bridge.

He now has to bridge that gap.

Keep trying to bridge it.