Sentence examples for of being enacted from inspiring English sources

It stands no chance of being enacted.

Virtually anything he proposes this year, at least, has little chance of being enacted.

One advantage of the alternative is that it has a good chance of being enacted in the present session.

(As this would have to be ratified by the states, it has zero chance of being enacted into law).

Mr. Clinton endorsed the Gore plan knowing it stood no chance of being enacted during his presidency.

Notwithstanding that most of these ideas don't have a prayer of being enacted, there's value merely in stirring public debate.

Did he really think no one would notice that the law he wanted to get rid of was enacted because of the death of one of his patients?

Unlike royal wax seals affixed to letters — signs that the contents were authentic and private — modern stamps are signs of something being enacted in public.

"It's a Daumier," she whispered, of the tableau being enacted before them.

And there is little likelihood of a quota system being enacted anytime soon.

But the show also had, inevitably, that mechanical quality of a bad dream being enacted.