Sentence examples similar to it will be enacting from inspiring English sources

The chances that it will be enacted in anything like its current form are nil.

"Whether it will be enacted into law is unlikely".

Campaigners are still hopeful it will be enacted next year.

It will be enacted alongside the EU's new General Data Protection Regulation later this year.

It will be enacted when voters realize we need to build arrangements to protect ourselves from our own weaknesses.

"This draft legislation is being put before parliament, but there's no guarantee that it will be enacted.

President Bush is opposed to the legislation, which its sponsors say would cost $50 billion over 10 years, and it is far from clear it will be enacted.

Prime Minister David Cameron has argued that the plan will keep the press free because it will be enacted through a royal charter, which is technically not a law because it is formally issued by the queen, not Parliament.

The total of fiscal stimulus items was bigger than expected, but it's not clear how much of it will be enacted, Floyd Norris says in the new Weekend Business podcast.

Political commentators are attributing the relative apathy in the campaign to the complexity of the issues involved and to the fact that because more than half the member countries have already taken the first step in approving the treaty by signing it, it will be enacted in January no matter how Ireland votes.

Teachers' collective sense-making of PBL and STEM-based instruction must be carefully developed, keeping in mind the context of the specific learning environments in which it will be enacted by teachers.