Sentence examples for it enacted its from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands fled the workforce last month and unemployment remains far above what the Obama administration promised when it enacted its 'stimulus' spending plan," House speaker John Boehner said.

The E.P.A., it argued, "would have this court believe that Congress, when it enacted its requirement that the E.P.A. consider the economic impacts of its regulations, thought that spending $200 million to $300 million to save approximately seven lives (approximately $30 million to $40 million per life) over 13 years is reasonable".

In the nineteenth century, it enacted its first modern Constitution in 1861, i.e. four years after the promulgation of the Bill of Rights (1857).

Of the 41 states that levy an income tax, Connecticut became the most recent state to do so when it enacted its income tax 25 years ago.

We now know that DNA is a dynamic, tortuous coil, constantly shuffling and unwinding, bustling with activity as it enacts its many programs.

It is, moreover, an easy target for American sanctions, since it has enacted its own measures to curb imports and cannot appeal to the WTO against any American action.

After Florida enacted its measure, it was translated into an ALEC model and passed in 16 more states.

This was before the state enacted its drug testing law, when it was considering whether or not it should nominate SASSI as its go-to screening technique.

They say that when Illinois enacted its 1994 pension law, it erred, a problem that has escaped detection until now.

This month it re-enacted its fantasy with aircraft and ground troops.

When California enacted its climate reduction standards last year, it drew fierce criticism from state business leaders.