Sentence examples for if not enacted from inspiring English sources

If enacted If not enacted Democrats and Republicans both strove to make this option unpalatable to force serious changes by the joint committee.

Increased tax credits and deductions for new private sector hires could be proposed before the election, and if not enacted immediately, should be passed during the lame duck session in mid-November (along with the transportation and capital investment proposals he just announced).

Because of this, the legislation was analyzed based on the assumption that Twitter would leave the city if it was not enacted, and would move to the SF Mart if it was.

If reform is not enacted soon, democratic choice will be sapped out of the House altogether.

"This is a fundamental economic reform that if it is not enacted will continue to impose higher cost on Australians, reduce Australian standard of living".

Republicans pointed out that though Mr. Obama was emphasizing the payroll numbers, unemployment still remained significantly higher than the White House initially forecast it would be at this point even if Congress had not enacted the $787 billion stimulus package last year.

Mr. Blunt acknowledged that time was running short for action on his proposal before Congress's Christmas recess, but he said he would push the proposal forward after the recess if it was not enacted before then.

If I.D.E.A was not enacted today, children with disabilities may not be in schools getting their education, but left home instead.

While we agree with the White House that protection against online piracy is vital, that protection must be meaningful to protect the people who have been and will continue to be victimized if legislation is not enacted.

However, if it is not enacted before Inauguration Day, President Trump should support legislation similar to the 21st Century Cures provisions that would prevent health data blocking and empower HHS to investigate and seek civil monetary penalties from offenders (H.R. 6 and S. 2511 in the 114th Congress).

However, if changes are not enacted to make the whole biomedical research enterprise more sustainable, it will struggle to benefit from any growth in budgets.