Sentence examples for is enacted before from inspiring English sources

In fact, a recent poll of Latino voters "found that 84% of Latino voters think it is either 'important, very important, or extremely important' that immigration reform is enacted before the 2010 midterm elections".

"It's a Daumier," she whispered, of the tableau being enacted before them.

And when there are, we apparently hesitate to punish the patriarchy being enacted before our eyes.

The same folly is being enacted before our eyes by David Blunkett.

Olympic leaders hope the changes will be enacted before the 2004 Summer Games in Athens.

The legislation's prospects in the Senate are uncertain, and no measure is likely to be enacted before summer.

The government expects the law to be enacted before the Dáil breaks for summer on 18 July.

Although nothing was settled Wednesday, Torre said he was optimistic that some sort of change could be enacted before the start of next season.

But the House adopted a package last month to overhaul financial regulations, and final legislation could be enacted before the commission delivers its report.

Their pledge to produce a new budget within 60 days of the election means that cuts could be enacted before the completion of a planned defence review.

Then it calls for a second round of spending cuts, $1.8 trillion, which must be enacted before the debt limit is raised again.