Sentence examples for fully enact from inspiring English sources

They will insist, firstly, that the Bill to implement change must fully enact Smith, not falling short as the SNP believe the draft proposals do.

Companies were allowed to start making the change beginning in the fourth quarter of 2001 but have until the end of this year to fully enact it.

The Trump administration has also failed to fully enact certain aspects of the Privacy Shield arrangement (two years on from launch there's still no permanent appointment to an ombudsperson role intended to handle EU citizens' complaints, for example).

To keep utility payments, and water, flowing, Detroit needs to swiftly and fully enact the original Water Affordability Plan approved by the City Council in 2006.

How difficult it is to fully enact the big-bank-regulating Dodd-Frank Act, then, thanks to heavy lobbing in our nation's capital by one of the top industries financing Congressional campaigns and preventing stricter safeguards.

Even if countries fully enact their latest pledges to reduce carbon emissions, average temperatures will rise by 2.7 degrees Celsius by 2100, according to data cited by Bloomberg from Climate Action Tracker, a joint venture between four European institutions.

If fully enacted, they wouldn't put an end to domestic surveillance.

Dean's fascination with coastal relics isn't always fully enacted in her films.

The forum's recommendations – even if fully enacted – would not bring tidy resolution.

Other provisions are phased in slowly, with most of them not fully enacted until 2009, 2010 and 2011.

An existing Greek-Turkish readmission scheme was agreed as long ago as 2002, but has yet to be fully enacted due to disagreements between the two countries.