Sentence examples for enacted unless from inspiring English sources

But Greece's prime minister warned Thursday that the promised budget cuts might not be enacted unless the country could borrow at lower interest rates.

But no law is enacted unless it is also affirmed by the 12-member Council of Guardians, experts in Islamic law who have acted as a damper on change.

A provision preventing laws changing the constitution from being enacted – unless endorsed either by a super-majority of parliament or by a referendum – would do much to help this interim constitution live up to these exciting promises.

No new law could be enacted unless or until both the Camera (the chamber of deputies) and the Senate agreed to the same document, with exactly the same wording — one reason that Italy has been left endlessly recycling old Prime Ministers through a series of unstable new alliances.

There are solutions to these problems, but they will never be enacted unless we harness the collective will, as expressed in our elections, for larger-scale, non-incremental solutions and in ongoing citizen engagement with the political process.

One reason is that the IMF has been trying for five years to enact reforms in its governance structure that are very important to the Fund and Treasury -- reforms that can't be enacted unless they are approved by Congress.

It is beautifully told; at times humorous, tragic, ironic and charming, it weaves a multilayered narrative that, through both its form and its content, shows the reader that life is complex; that good principles are the bedrock of a life well lived, but are worthless unless enacted, every day, in your ordinary dealings.

Since the 1980s, model building codes, which offer states and localities a uniform set of standards that they may choose to adopt but have no force of law unless enacted into law, have mandated RSS in all new multifamily residences (Wieczorek and Perdue 2011).

But he said the law prohibited all other care unless states enacted laws to provide it.

In India, Mr. Hazare's crusade to "fast unto death" unless Parliament enacted his anticorruption law struck some supporters as self-sacrifice.

The President is reported to have said that unless Congress enacted a new measure it would be difficult to preserve peace with Mexico.