Sentence examples similar to enacting modifications from inspiring English sources
He was speaking as Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's cabinet enacted modifications to labor market rules that the government deemed essential to reviving Spain's sluggish economy.
With the decade-old euro project nearly brought down this year by the profligacy of Greece, pressure is again building — notably from German and French leaders — to enact rule modifications that bring about real changes in behavior.
Many states have enacted modest policy modifications to give districts greater flexibility, such as broadening eligible uses of funds previously reserved for particular programs or groups, or loosening regulations on length of the school year, week, or day.
But one key official, Peter F. Vallone, Speaker of the City Council, whose approval is needed to enact the budget modifications, was angered that the Mayor intended to brief him at 8 last night -- well after some private citizens had been briefed -- and he said he would skip the briefing and give the plan "deep analysis" today.
Numerous other countries are enacting antitrade measures.
Certain policy modifications should be enacted to promote co-control for the Chinese coal-fired power industry.
Others said that oversimplified the situation and ignored modifications that Mr. Obama had enacted.
Over his four-year term, Carter would enact the most significant and durable modifications of the embargo, including re-establishing quasi-diplomatic relations.
When this modification of the protocol was enacted, the prevalence of endometriosis rose to 52%.
Another is that Mr. Miller's law, if enacted, would break up the logjam now thwarting mortgage modifications.
