Sentence examples for enacting sensible from inspiring English sources

We expressed our belief that America's security and economic well-being depend on enacting sensible immigration policies.

I believe that we should try to save some of the 30,000-plus lives lost each year to gun violence by enacting sensible firearms restrictions — and that the more people who walk around packing heat like Wild West desperados, the more deaths we will inevitably have to mourn.

All around the country and around the world, people are recognizing the failure of marijuana prohibition and enacting sensible reforms.

Will it enact sensible changes?

He would save our failing economy, mend our broken healthcare system, and enact sensible gun control legislation.

A more intimately sized Congress would briskly enact sensible gun control, universal health insurance, and ample support for the arts, the humanities, and the sciences.

Mr. Barden and Mr. Obama said they had not given up hope that America's lawmakers can be persuaded to finally enact sensible, constitutional, unthreatening gun regulations.

Both the House and Senate are now considering bills that would allocate $7 billion over five years to states that enact sensible and needed reforms to their programs.

In a statement issued Monday, Mr. Schneiderman said that "New York State has enacted sensible and effective regulations of concealed handguns, and this decision keeps those laws in place".

Never mind that even a Supreme Court ruling that gave an expansive reading of the Second Amendment nonetheless acknowledged the right of the people through their legislatures and Congress to enact sensible gun regulations.

So people who want to enact sensible immigration policies to help everybody — to make the roads safer, as Gov. Eliot Spitzer would with his driver's license plan, or to allow immigrants' children to go to college or serve in the military — face the inevitable incredulity and outrage.