Sentence examples for even enacted from inspiring English sources

Chicago, whose Tribune editorialized several times against the corrupting effects of Valentino, even enacted film censorship laws, pointlessly.

According to Nicoletti, Twitter's Australian arm exceeded the company's female leadership target before the new paid parental leave policy was even enacted.

She said it was wrong for the United States "to seek to put up barriers for others" when it had not yet even enacted any legislation of its own.

In liberal Massachusetts, a universal health care proposal was even enacted into law in the late 1980's, though the Statehouse went from Democrat to Republican and the economy from flush to hard up, and the measure was repealed before it took effect.

Sceptics look at today's Europe, and the growing trends towards national selfishness even in once-model pupils like Germany, and wonder whether Lisbon is out of step with today's political realities before it is even enacted.Finally, Lisbon contains some wholly untested invitations for national parliaments and citizens to involve themselves in the running of the union.

Slovakia has even enacted a bold flat tax, with a maximum rate of 19% on personal and business incomesa pittance by Franco-German standards.

There will be legislative proposals, and members of the Senate and House will debate them, maybe even enact a few, and people back home can decide what they think.

And then, while engaged in boosting democracy, the Albany legislators might even enact instant runoff voting or proportional representation or an abbreviated campaign period.

And many of the chief executive's economic, diplomatic and military decisions and maneuvers are so complex and so constrained by other forces, that presidents sometimes even enact policies they campaigned against to become president.

Bush converted to Catholicism when he got married 20 years ago, and regularly cited church teachings when he was Florida governor – even enacting a law to introduce anti-abortion "Choose Life" car license plates.

The Fall powerfully explores sexual violence and the way in which serial rapists and killers eroticise power and death, but there's a very fine line between exploring violence and male misogyny and simply portraying, even enacting it.