Sentence examples for immediate enactment from inspiring English sources

It takes care of only a small part of New York's needs, but those limits should improve its chances of immediate enactment.

Labour has promised to pass a freedom of information law at every election since 1974, and even had a bill ready for immediate enactment ahead of the 1992 election.

Much of the "common minimum programme" the UPA adopted was a promise to tackle their plight.In particular, there was a commitment to the "immediate" enactment of a nationwide "employment-guarantee act", which would offer casual labour to anybody willing to do it at the minimum wage.

The issue with a quick, or even immediate, enactment is that people already on their health care plans rely on that insurance, and the process for offering Obamacare exchange plans in future years begins well before open enrollment in the fall.

While confessing that he was not a "divadelnik," a professional "for whom theater is the only imaginable vocation," he also wrote of theater as "a kind of immediate and vivid enactment of the very mystery of human existence".

Lord Pannick's amendment for immediate gender neutrality upon enactment has won approval.

But Justice Kennedy observed that "the amendment is cast in fundamental terms, terms transcending the particular controversy which was the immediate impetus for its enactment".

Then they tell me they're glad they came, because neither of those things are true: the film is not violent, and all those appearing in the re-enactments are perpetrators, paramilitary leaders, and their immediate family members – that is, there are no survivors in the dramatisations.

"Within 30 days after enactment of this Act, the President shall commence an immediate and orderly redeployment of United States Armed Forces from Iraq..

The state law had no immediate effect, because Arizona already had a federal waiver allowing it to delay enactment until 2009.

Before its final vote, the Agriculture Committee rejected several amendments that would have eliminated the travel ban reversal or delayed its enactment; those votes split largely along partisan lines, with Democrats favoring more immediate implementation.