Sentence examples for enacting measures from inspiring English sources

Still, states are primarily responsible for enacting measures to improve reporting to the NICS system," Dr. Coburn said.

She praised her university for responding swiftly to the report and enacting measures to hire more women and improve the climate for women at M.I.T. generally.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg signed five bills into law yesterday, enacting measures concerning domestic violence, recycling, veterans' affairs and gender-neutral language.

Other countries historically have gone in the opposite direction, enacting measures to reduce speed limits and economize on fuel during a recession.

Blair said it was important for America to show the developing world it was serious about enacting measures at home on climate change — but stopped short of saying it needed to introduce a carbon cap and trade regime.

It gives some insight into the mindset of those with their hands on the controls that they can promote the need to get disabled people into work while enacting measures that make it impossible.

The government has enacted measures to combat ticket-scalping.

Several US states have enacted measures on assisted dying, including Washington, California, Oregon, Vermont and New Mexico.

Today the unwritten constitution allows parliament broad powers to enact measures like the enhanced majority.

At least 12 other states have enacted measures similar to the Maryland law.

"Since 2007 more than a dozen countries have enacted measures to prevent FGM," he said.