He made it possible for us today".
By leaving the Union the states of the Confederacy made it possible for the Republicans to enact such a measure.
In 2008, lawmakers enacted legislation aimed at breaking down national barriers in the digital music business, making it possible for rights holders to issue pan-European licenses.
Parties in most states don't need to wait for state action -- they are empowered to enact it through a change in party rules, ideally twinned with voter registration policies making it possible for 16-year-olds and 17-year-olds to pre-register to vote.
That all changed when Florida enacted the Medicaid Third Party Liability Act in 1995, which made it possible for the state to demand billions of dollars in public health costs due to cigarettes.
That all changed, according to Byers, when Florida enacted the Medicaid Third Party Liability Act in 1995, which made it possible for the state to demand billions of dollars in public health costs due to cigarettes.
Companies need to make it possible for the recruiting manager to make these solutions possible.
If enacted, the extension would make it possible for some New Yorkers to collect for 99 weeks, or nearly four times as long as basic unemployment benefits are supposed to last.
We must decide to move beyond our racial animus and bias; AND we must enact public policy that does not make it possible for unconscious or conscious bias to more harshly punish certain despised groups through drug sentences, pathways to citizenship or bank lending practices.
I work with clients to explore the logic that underlies their enacted strategies, and in a way this exploration makes it possible for the company's leaders to test their convictions about what the company should do.
According to contemporaneous reporting, Bush used "the tax system to 'encourage and empower' individuals to buy health insurance and would enact insurance market reforms that make it possible for everyone -- even if they have pre-existing health problems -- to get insurance".
