Sentence examples for enacting it in from inspiring English sources

Congress debated the Family and Medical Leave Act for eight years before finally enacting it in 1993.

The short was filmed at their house, and features Bergman telling a story to the camera, and then enacting it in flashback, about her trouble with a neighbor's chicken.

In Creeley's poetry the bleakness often finds its expression in a tortured self-regard, an almost panicked need for engaging experience, usually interior experience, by enacting it in language, syllable by syllable, line by line.

In his stated view, the best political course for Republicans would be to do nothing and allow Obamacare's shortcomings to mount so they can blame Democrats for enacting it in the first place.

It celebrates the collective and enacts it in its co-operation with texts and witnesses.

Congress re-enacted it in 2006 with tremendous bipartisan support.

"If your circumstances change they will not be able to enact it in real time.

It's mobilizing them to actually enact it in a way that's real and transparent to outsiders.

A number of Democrats in tough races voted with Republicans to enact it in the first place.

This is the first time the House of Representatives has reviewed the legislation since Bill Clinton enacted it in 1993.

When a person buys one of Sehgal's works, that person acquires the right to have people enact it in the future.