Sentence examples for enacting it into from inspiring English sources

Enacting it into law would be a disaster.

One-hundred-and-nine countries responsible for nearly eighty percent of greenhouse-gas emissions have now ratified the agreement, enacting it into international law.

For one, drafting legislation and enacting it into law takes time.

Bruce routinely objected to the practice of attaching a "safety clause" to bills, the inclusion of which declares the bill an "necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health or safety," enacting it into law sooner and prohibiting challenges to the legislation via the petition process.

The Board of Supervisors voted to allow the measure on the ballot, rather than exercise its right to enact it into law based on the significant number of signatures.

Congress had approved the agreement and enacted it into law that year.

"We are delighted and appreciative of the president's proposal and the opportunity now to enact it into law".

"Congress has already concluded that tax relief is necessary and has enacted it into law," said one official, alluding to income tax reductions scheduled to take effect in 2004 and 2006.

My goal, shared by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, is to pass this legislation soon and to enact it into law this year.

Warren conceived of the agency in 2007 and since last year has served as the public face of the campaign to enact it into law.

When anti-immigrant Republicans brand something as "amnesty," they are not dishing out a compliment or inviting Congress to enact it into law.