Sentence examples for enacted to solve from inspiring English sources
Campaign finance laws are generally enacted to solve problems and deal with corruption scandals.
"I really wish a law could be enacted soon to solve this problem," he said.
The Human Rights Act (HRA) was enacted to this end.
New legislation has been enacted to.
New regulations were recently enacted to prevent virtual currency inflation.
If building the biggest fence in the world is the answer, then why has the Republican House not even voted on that?" This is the case Democrats will have to make: that there is nothing to stop House Republicans from enacting some magic Republican plan to solve the problem, except for their own ineptitude and lack of political will.
"He has failed to enact or even propose a serious plan to solve the entitlement crisis," he said.
More political coverage, nytimes.com/politics Romney's Words Last Week "In over three years, he has failed to enact or even propose a serious plan to solve our entitlement crisis.
The president, Mr. Boehner said, appears intent on squandering "a golden opportunity to make 2013 the year that we enact fundamental tax reform and entitlement reform to begin to solve our country's debt problem and, frankly, revenue problem".
That is to say, teachers enacting STEAM units are encouraged to offer students problems to solve that are closely related to real world problems and opportunities to explore a variety of solutions through self-directed learning and inquiry.
In his own statement, Perry acknowledged the problem of violence in the U.S. but said enacting tougher gun laws was not the right way to solve it, the Houston Chronicle reports.
