Sentence examples for had to enact from inspiring English sources

In it, they had to enact a fistfight.

I had to enact a convoluted guessing game to get my husband to provide the word "egg".

But Mr. Hollande added a key phrase demonstrating his unhappiness with some of the austerity measures the Greeks had to enact.

Many cash strapped states have had to enact reforms in the recent past and turn to drug treatment alternatives to cope with their unsustainable prison populations.

He had to enact the grand mal seizures that plagued him as well as the manic, uncoordinated flailings that were his signature dance moves.

Clearly the Confederate government had to enact new financial policies or, as one War Department clerk worried, "The Army will be starved and famine will ensue in the cities".

[Lula] has to enact agrarian reform sooner or later or the countryside will explode.

But first NOAA would have to enact a policy eliminating longlines from the Gulf of Mexico.

But such proposals have made little headway among government officials who would have to enact them.

Under the State Constitution, the Legislature has to enact the budget by July 1.

"But if one of these two factors falls short, then we will have to enact blackouts".