Sentence examples for now enacted from inspiring English sources

(Thirty-seven states have now enacted them).

A climactic offstage scene formerly described at tiresome length is now enacted onstage.

With the new law now enacted, liberal and labor groups are publicly demanding that Ms. Warren be appointed.

"The UK coalition government has now enacted legislation covering the taxation of foreign profits from 2013," said Sorrell.

Two-thirds of American states have now enacted "faith-friendly" laws.Mr Gore's enthusiasm for "faith" is shared by all the leading Democratic candidates.

There is popular momentum behind the idea of guaranteed sick days, in particular; along with Massachusetts, California, Connecticut, and a number of cities have now enacted such laws.

Surely America would now enact laws to keep lethal weapons out of the wrong hands?No chance.

So why is the Cabinet Office now enacting not just a reprieve, but a significant upgrading of horizon scanning?

They claim to be pleased that they can now enact their full agenda on shrinking Medicare, Medicaid and other social programs.

Q: Which do you think should be a higher priority right now - (enacting new laws to try to reduce gun violence), or (protecting the right to own guns)?

Cervantes delights in the epistemological hornet's nest into which Don Quixote and Sancho stumble in this second volume, as they assert their reality by recourse to a prior fiction whose culmination they are now enacting.