Sentence examples for it is possible to enact from inspiring English sources

"Despite this dire situation, our roadmap shows that with dedicated action and shared sacrifice, it is possible to enact a comprehensive plan that will get Illinois back on sound financial footing by FY2019".

ANONYMOUS Getting the rude surprise of a lifetime, being accused of monstrous behavior and potentially seeing your own children removed from your care, you might wonder how much retribution it's possible to enact.

In July, Italy will take on the rotating presidency of the European Union and this offers an opportunity for Italy to show member countries that it's possible to enact meaningful policies on improving the life of Roma communities".

And 65percentt, including a majority in both parties, now say that it's possible to enact some kinds of new gun regulations while still maintaining Americans' right to bear arms.

Clinton voters are 53 percentage points likelier than Trump voters to consider gun violence a "very serious" national issue, 44 points likelier to say it's possible to enact new gun regulations while maintaining Americans' right to bear arms and 63 points likelier to favor congressional action to help prevent mass shootings.

As a result, the Senate broke for the Thanksgiving recess with no progress on the pension issue and no sign of whether it would be possible to enact legislation by the end of the year.

About half of Americans currently say it would be possible to enact some new gun regulations while maintaining Americans' right to bear arms, more than double the 22percentt who believe that any regulations would be an infringement.

As such, it would not be possible to enact the grandfather paradox because it is a historical fact that your grandfather was not killed before his child (your parent) was conceived.

Although we know that caring occurs in a complex healthcare environment, caring must be enacted in such a way that it is possible to observe, measure and replicate successful caring to the benefit of all patients.

"It is possible to intensify.

One of the great salving insights of this book and Lubbock's memoir is that the illness and dying are part of the story of their lives, which it's possible to imagine and enact in their own language – and that's true even as Tom's language is taken away.