Sentence examples for enacting an from inspiring English sources

There is almost nothing that is more difficult than playing at play, enacting an enactment.

King served two terms (1995 2003) as governor, enacting an agenda that defied categorization as liberal or conservative.

The Obama administration has at least gone some distance toward enacting an agenda that the net-roots left supports.

While the Texas redistricting effort failed, Republicans succeeded in enacting an equally partisan redistricting plan in Colorado.

I suppose flirtation may be considered a sin, especially when it consists of sharing (as distinct from enacting) an explicit sexual fantasy with a person not one's spouse.

ATLANTA — Nearly a year after enacting an immigration law that supporters describe as the toughest in the country, Alabama is considering major revisions to its immigration policies.

The law withholding pay from legislators for not enacting an on-time budget, enacted in 1998, was meant to encourage them to fulfill one of their basic responsibilities.

Iraq's parliament is in the process of enacting an "Information Crimes Law" to regulate the use of information networks, computers, and other electronic devices and systems.

New York policy makers can stop the miscarriages of justice by enacting an amendment to the Rockefeller drug laws that allows judicial discretion in narcotics cases.

It was generally assumed that, in the film, Taylor and Richard Burton were simply re-enacting an ordinary evening at home.

Every April 7 members make a four-mile nighttime row up the Connecticut River to Essex, re-enacting an 1814 raid during the War of 1812 in which British rowers sneaked up in the dark to burn 27 Essex vessels.