Sentence examples for enacting a wide from inspiring English sources

The Service has carried out this charge by enacting a wide range of regulations, including the ban on hovercraft use at issue.

As one of two cabinet members who served for the entirety of the Roosevelt administration (1933 45), she played an active role in developing and enacting a wide range of New Deal programs, including the Social Security Act and the Fair Labor Standards Act.

The editorial calls on Pence to take "one bold action" to reverse parts of RFRA by enacting a wide-ranging state law to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation.

The biggest obstacle to enacting a wide-ranging host of GOP defense priorities is the cost — according to an estimate from the American Enterprise Institute's Mackenzie Eaglen and Rick Berger, anywhere from about $100 billion to $300 billion more over the next four years than President Obama's current plan.

The state has also enacted a wide range of Medicaid cuts, eliminating coverage for emergency dental procedures, insulin pumps and orthotics.

Grappling with the future of managed health care in the nation's most populous state, a special advisory commission recommended today that California establish a new agency to oversee the administration of health maintenance organizations and enact a wide range of measures intended to protect consumers and improve care.

The Fed has enacted a wide and unprecedented range of measures to mitigate the credit crisis and stimulate the economy.

Countries around the world have enacted a wide array of different programs to grapple with this issue.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's government enacted a wide range of subsidies for renewables.

In "Soulmates", he also attempts to combat Pawnee's notorious obesity problem by enacting a government-wide health initiative.

And taxi drivers who had just crossed the border into northern Colombia last week said residents in Paraguaipoa, Venezuela, were enacting a village-wide protest against a continued lack of food and necessities.