Sentence examples for if fully enacted from inspiring English sources

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

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

If fully enacted, the Bush plan would eventually reduce taxes by about 1.5percentt of the gross domestic product, Mr. McIntyre said.

If fully enacted, the A.C.A. would achieve a cherished progressive goal that has gone unfulfilled for two generations: to bring health insurance to tens of millions of the uninsured.

Power plants account for about 40% of America's total carbon emissions; if fully enacted, the 30% cut will therefore mean a drop in overall emissions of about 12% on the 2005 baseline.

Regulators will suggest that banks and brokerage houses adopt voluntary but detailed procedures that, if fully enacted, would sound an alarm whenever a foreign leader or that leader's family and business partners use financial companies as conduits for large sums.

That froze all Obama-era rules not yet in fully enacted, a standard move for any new administration.

If ever fully enacted, it would arguably amount to the most radical domestic policy overhaul since the mid-1960s.

(It was left to Friends of the Earth to issue a cautionary note, warning that the measures agreed upon, even if they are fully enacted, would be insufficient to prevent global warming).

Far from putting forward a "recovery plan," Romney remains tied to a grab bag of proposals that won't do anything to promote spending and job creation if they are fully enacted, and which could well tip the economy into another outright slump.

If the proposed Medicaid changes are fully enacted, they will knock many millions of needy people off the federal program's rolls.