Sentence examples for enacted to help from inspiring English sources

Several taxes could be enacted to help finance longer-term efforts, including the bank tax proposed by President Obama.

We have also shown you some of the efforts that have been enacted to help improve the situation of these wonderful animals.

Justice Scalia has used the very same 14th Amendment, enacted to help African-Americans, to strike down affirmative-action programs designed to help African-Americans and other minorities.

In my view, this is why Americans do not believe that the Affordable Care Act is being enacted to help them.

WASHINGTON — As Congress searches for a deal to end the budget standoff, one unrelated issue keeps coming up: a tax on the sale of medical devices like heart implants and artificial hips, enacted to help finance the health care law.

Britain is the only nation in the European Union where trade union membership is going up, where new laws (26 according to the TUC, not government spin doctors) have been enacted to help workers, and where real wages are increasing.

The deal leaves untouched a scheduled 2 percentage point increase in the payroll tax, ending a temporary reduction enacted two years ago to help revive the economy.

She asked that the Family Care program, which was enacted last year to help low-income residents afford health care, receive additional financing to allow all families with an income of up to $10,000 to qualify.

Meanwhile on the cultural side many countries have enacted regimes to help games to get tax breaks, but unlike film funding the provision of such breaks tend to be determined by commercial concerns and decided by people who come from commercial roots.

In 1994, the Clinton administration, impressed by the achievement, enacted legislation to help create other community development banks.

But over the past 40 years, the federal government and every state have enacted laws to help victims, including laws that instruct judges to consider victims' safety before releasing defendants from custody, and that give victims the right to be notified when a defendant gets out of jail.