Sentence examples for enacting the changes from inspiring English sources

The Legislature could still pass bills enacting the changes, but Mr. Hevesi's aides said he would fight them in court.

It is also long past time for the government to live up to its commitment to transparency by enacting the changes to the Freedom of Information Act (Foia) and records retention rules that were in the Foia Improvement Act of 2014, which nearly passed in the US Congress at the end of last year and were re-introduced this year.

In the UK, they are advanced as a mechanism for enacting the changes called for under clinical governance.

Facebook said that the timeframe for enacting the changes has nothing to do with the letter.

Elected leaders are not enacting the changes needed to reduce economic inequality and allow working people to make progress toward achieving the American dream.

Much as some European officials privately express their distrust of Tsipras, he remains Greece's most popular politician, with the best chance of enacting the changes they want to see.

Many of Trudeau's actions so far – from launching a long-awaited inquiry into the thousands of missing and murdered indigenous women to implementing gender parity in his cabinet – have sought to demonstrate they are enacting the change they promised.

The law enacting the change was passed on 26 December 1990, but the new structure was not implemented until 14 January 1991 when Pavlov took over as Prime Minister of the Soviet Union.

The board is expected to enact the changes in short order, Farmer said.

Senator Jon Corzine, Democrat of New Jersey, called it an inconceivable time to enact the changes.

So the city's noise laws were rewritten, though the city council has yet to enact the changes.