Sentence examples for enactment of measures from inspiring English sources

Proponents of a commission are also urging enactment of measures that could actually expand the opportunities for legally laying a bet in California.

This would risk the enactment of measures such as pseudo-temporary tax cuts that produce cosmetic improvements in deficits at the cost of extra uncertainty and long-run fiscal burdens.

It is clear that the management responsibility vested in the Secretariat would impose the enactment of measures of an emergency nature to contain expenditures, so as not to exceed the total amount voted.

Despite the enactment of protective measures, the future of this species is uncertain, as once-abundant herds have shrunk severely and rapidly.

He was mandated to change the law by the state's supreme court, and when the time came for him to sign the bill he did so behind closed doors, without the razzmatazz that usually accompanies the enactment of flagship measures.

For more than a year, financial markets had responded with trepidation to the debt crisis that had escalated for the so-called "PIGS" (Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain) countries, as the EU and IMF called for the enactment of austerity measures in those countries and provided financial bailouts for Greece and Ireland, primarily to preserve the stability of the euro.

Finally ratified in 2005, the FCTC sets out broad obligations for reducing both tobacco demand and tobacco production, but the weakened language of the treaty, continuing opposition from transnational tobacco companies (94), and different levels of commitment mean that enactment of FCTC measures is still highly variable across signatory countries.

"Even under the best-case scenario, enactment of this measure significantly complicates Covered California's ability to enact healthcare reform," she said.

With enactment of the measure, New Jersey became one of 23 states that require such databanks on convicted felons.

Enactment of the measure would also be a victory for President Bush, who has thrown his support behind it.

With lopsided votes in both houses, enactment of the measure, perhaps in a matter of days, is now seen as a fait accompli.