Sentence examples similar to making enactments from inspiring English sources
It makes enactment of sensible health-care regulation more difficult, since Congress cannot start afresh but must take as its point of departure a jumble of now senseless provisions, provisions that certain interests favored under the Court's new design will struggle to retain.
After activists came close to winning comprehensive immigration reform in 2006 and 2007, the election of Barack Obama and Democratic control of Congress seemingly made enactment a certainty in either 2009 or early 2010.
The votes of both White and Lee carried the Funding Act measure, making the enactment of the Residence Act possible.
But Sanders thinks support for the idea is growing, making future enactment possible.
Such a reduction could help make local enactment politically acceptable.
He has even managed to make the enactment of his fantasy tax deductible, an accomplishment that might have impressed Dr. Freud himself.
The ex ante popularity of a law its approval by a majority may make its enactment legitimate.
Indignation over the practice reinforced calls for reform, and helped make the enactment of "Obamacare" and its protections for people with serious medical conditions possible.
The Framework (NRC [2012]) points out, however, that such sense-making enactments are missing in our current K-12 science programs.
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay's 1953 ascent of Mount Everest is retold through a seamless combination of archive materials and modern-day re-enactment, making for what feels like an authoritative but slightly stiff history.
House and Senate negotiators have dropped a provision in the military authorization bill that would have provided compensation for nuclear weapons workers made sick or killed by expousure to radiation or toxic chemicals, making the bill's enactment this year very uncertain.
