Sentence examples for enacted to make a from inspiring English sources

The Act of June 28, 1906 ( 34 Stat. 539), was enacted to make a definite disposition of the Osage Indians' resources.

In 2004, Proclamation No. 692 was enacted to make October 1 a special working holiday in the province of Occidental Mindoro.

An array of historical legislations has been enacted to make the work of the government transparent and accountable".

Why might policies be enacted to make provisional ballots less likely to be counted?

However, if changes are not enacted to make the whole biomedical research enterprise more sustainable, it will struggle to benefit from any growth in budgets.

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

It may also be to provoke a retaliatory response, or to enact revenge on or to make a statement about the worth of one's enemy.

Wardlaw said the Obama administration was within its powers to enact DACA because it had to make a choice about how to direct limited resources in deporting undocumented immigrants and decided to spare those who came as children, had not committed crimes and were students or in the military.

If the Title X restrictions were enacted, they would force these providers to make a difficult choice: go against their principles and offer an incomplete list of options to patients or lose their federal funding and leave their patients with no care at all.

Neither his marshalling of the facts nor his measured emotion have dissuaded the N.R.A. caucus of the U.S. Congress from its immoral refusal to enact gun laws that would begin to make a priority of the safety of the American people.

This falsehood forms the foundation for many restrictive laws that states have enacted in recent years, including requirements to make an extra visit to the clinic before the procedure, or wait up to 72 hours after receiving counseling before the abortion can be performed.