Sentence examples for enacting a policy from inspiring English sources

She presided over the extensive deportation of illegal immigrants while enacting a policy intended to allow some to stay if they were brought here as children.

As it stands, we're on the verge of enacting a policy that is due to explode, penalizing many of the very people that it was ostensibly designed to help.

Somumbo then told what had become a small crowd that New Yorkers had to end "the terror and reign" of NYPD police commissioner Bill Bratton and police union chief Pat Lynch, whom he accused of enacting "a policy of taxing the poor" through police strategies such as Bratton's "broken windows" theory that targets low-level crimes.

There is consensus on what would work, Shabo, Bravo and McCloskey pointed out: enacting a policy that gives American workers paid time off.

It is the road to success both from the standpoint of enacting a policy that reins in the Wall Street banks and holds them accountable -- and from the standpoint of electoral politics.

Enacting a policy without necessarily providing the enabling environment to maximize the outcomes puts a dent on the health system.

A decade ago, Attorney General Janet Reno enacted a policy to give federal prosecutors more discretion over how their cases should be handled by allowing for an "individualized assessment" of the facts and circumstances of the case.

But first NOAA would have to enact a policy eliminating longlines from the Gulf of Mexico.

Would Bernanke have been better advised to keep mum until he was ready to enact a policy switch?

In a landmark move toward agricultural reform, Nasser enacted a policy in 1952 that limited land ownership to 200 feddans (208 acres [84 hectares]) per person.

In 2006, Apple said that Foxconn "has enacted a policy change to enforce the weekly overtime limits set by our Code of Conduct".