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The government has hewed toward its version of events, saying it will enact reforms at its own pace even as it signals its determination to crush the uprising.

No matter what government emerges in Greece, however, the persistent question is whether it will enact the changes demanded by its European creditors, or whether, as before, promises will be half-kept or ignored.

The White House has hinted it will enact some proposals soon, by executive order.

The government will have to decide which of Francis's recommendations it will enact – and who to sack over the controversy.

Five years after Britain handed Hong Kong over to China, the Hong Kong government says it will enact a law prohibiting acts of treason, secession, sedition and subversion against the Chinese government.

SpaceX says it will enact both short- and long-term fixes to address these problems and is confident they will ensure a safe fueling process both immediately and in the future.

Because Congress is even more loathed than is Obama, only 4% of respondents said "Very likely" when asked "How likely is it that Congress will enact policies to help the middle class?" 26% said "Likely".

One might argue that those who promulgate legal rules have special expertise that makes it likely that they will enact rules that are better than the rules that the agent herself would formulate.

We need real campaign reform, and we need to elect the people who will enact it.

So while it may presently be impossible to get the Palestinians and Israelis to agree on a solution, by introducing it and getting it endorsed internationally, Secretary Kerry could help keep the possibility of a two-state solution alive until both sides are ready to elect leaders who will enact it.

His departure makes it less likely that Lula will enact ambitious reforms if he wins a second term in an election next October.