Sentence examples for enactment on a from inspiring English sources

Most Republicans, though not everyone, agree they will need to replace Obamacare with something once it's gone ― which is why Republicans are planning to delay the date of enactment on a repeal for a good long time.

Before the camera rolled, Mr. Adimando, whose credits include re-enactments on a number of series as well as roles on shows like "Rescue Me," shared some other tips to go with Mr. Kaufman's never look at the camera.

In this section, we estimate the effect of time since the enactment of a mandate on the probability of having at least one biological child by the ages of 30 and 35 using the June CPS data.

It also pushes back enactment of a tax on high-cost employer health plans.

Since the Feb. 3 enactment of a ban on the display of racist banners in Italian stadiums, some fans have taken to shouting abuse.

Well spent, mind you, on the enactment of a highly ideological agenda of Obamacare, financial reform and a near-trillion-dollar stimulus that will significantly transform the country.

The regulations follow the enactment of a law on nongovernmental organizations that increased financial scrutiny of civil society groups and restricted their contact with foreign organizations in a similar way, as well as an aggressive campaign to limit the visibility of churches by tearing down crosses in one eastern province where Christianity has a wide following.

"What is a possibility -- and I would say even more than possibility, a future reality -- is that I would facilitate and support enactment of a law on cooperation with the Hague tribunal," he replied, adding that such a law was now working its way through the federal Parliament.

The support has allowed the enactment of a proclamation on vital events and the establishment of a national agency.

This means that there would most likely be little opposition by the electorate to enactment of a ban on circumcision by the Tasmanian Parliament.

To correct this, UNICEF is a strong proponent with all those calling for the acceleration of the enactment of a law on Gender Based Violence; (b) Zimbabwe's worsening economic times have meant more and more women are becoming the breadwinners (through the informal market) while the men have been forced to remain at home.