Sentence examples for measures to enact from inspiring English sources

High-profile ballot measures to enact labeling laws failed in California in 2012 and Washington state in 2013.

Only 17 per cent thought the campaign would actually work, however, and dissatisfaction with the effectiveness of Government measures to enact change on immigration was the one opinion which everyone could agree on, according to Lord Ashcroft.

In order to assist with evacuations, plans are created in advance, identifying key personnel, areas at risk, and mitigation measures to enact (Moriarty et al. 2007).

But it has authorized other measures to enact when it sees fit.

Respect is entrusting the right to vote to your citizens and not taking drastic measures to enact Voter ID laws before a national election.

In four Republican-leaning states -- Alaska, Arkansas, Nebraska and South Dakota -- voters considered binding measures to enact hikes, while in Illinois, the referendum was only advisory.

The Dormitory Council and the Senate are expected to vote on a measure to enact a new constitution — as recommended by CIPR — this Thursday.

He's bulletproof," said Marcia Fritz, president of the California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility, which backed an aborted ballot measure to enact similar changes.

In Seattle, voters backed a sweeping measure to enact public financing of the city's elections by a vote of 60percentto40percentcent.

In Washington, Initiative 1631 ― a ballot measure to enact a $15 per metric ton carbon fee, the revenues of which would have gone to public transit, solar- and wind-power plants and energy-efficiency retrofits ― failed by double digits.

Golden narrowly defeated Poliquin in November, flipping a traditionally Republican and rural district in the first general election after the state's voters passed a ballot measure to enact ranked-choice voting.