Sentence examples for enacting a set of from inspiring English sources

THE report recommends setting a deadline for enacting a set of model zoning regulations for creating affordable housing.

DIPLOMA MILLS were such a menace in the 1980's that Congress decided to crack down, enacting a set of restrictions in 1992 aimed, in part, at ensuring that fraudulent correspondence schools could not award taxpayer-supported aid.

Mrs Kumaratunga called it a year early because, she said, parliament refused to enact a set of constitutional changes designed to placate the Tamil minority.

Senators need to acknowledge the reality of four years of failed presidential leadership on Iraq and enact a set of binding benchmarks.

Reuters: According to China's state news agency, Xinhua, the government will soon enact a set of much stricter food safety laws, partly prompted by a new round of testing of KFC chickens.

Intermittently between 1987 and 1995 he again collaborated with Laurie to produce the popular television program A Bit of Fry and Laurie, in which the duo enacted a set of typically disconnected, although not always unrelated, comical sketches.

Emmert implored the senators to give the NCAA time to enact a set of reforms that would include guaranteeing "scholarships for life" for athletes (rather than the one-year renewable awards that the vast majority of colleges offer).

As a result of political change in 2003 with the election of governor Eduardo Braga [pdf], the state enacted a set of public policies aimed at reducing deforestation and improving livelihoods of forest dwellers.

Massachusetts "has enacted a set of viewpoint-discriminatory regulations that effectively eliminate from public view an entire category of commercial speech concerning a highly disfavored product," the companies told the court.

CARACAS, Venezuela — President Hugo Chávez is using his decree powers to enact a set of socialist-inspired measures that seem based on a package of constitutional changes that voters rejected last year.

That year lawmakers enacted a set of restrictions on mergers that, experts agree, have had virtually no effect.