Sentence examples for on enactment from inspiring English sources

He called on president Barack Obama to deliver a balanced budget next week, "one that includes entitlement reforms that are not conditional on enactment of more tax increases, which will suppress growth instead of encourage it".

Educational researchers have begun to exploit learning strategies focusing on enactment in several ways (see Fiorella & Mayer, 2016, for an overview).

The bulk of instruction centered on enactment of patient scenario scripts where the SPs were required to convey a salient concern and a specific level of readiness to change.

The UnitedHealth effort is an example of the new role health insurers may take on after enactment of the federal health care law, as insurance companies are forced to cover people regardless of their medical condition.

The challenges that the teachers predicted in enacting MEAs evoked an expressed need for ongoing school-based support and reflection on enactments.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 - Members of the independent commission that investigated the Sept. 11 attacks called on the House Republican leadership on Thursday to jettison some provisions tacked onto an emerging measure to reorganize United States intelligence agencies, saying such add-ons threatened enactment of the legislation.

Japan's fiscal 1997 budget passed both the House of Representatives and Senate for on-time enactment.

Many an afternoon was spent dancing to Mom's "West Side Story" album and putting on one-woman re-enactments of the musical.

Most Republicans, though not everyone, agree they will need to replace Obamacare with something once it's gone ― which is why Republicans are planning to delay the date of enactment on a repeal for a good long time.

Legal immigrants receiving benefits at the time of enactment on August 22 , 1996 were denied continuation of those benefits starting January 1 , 1997

On a different view, the lack of enactment effect on the Free Recall task, reported here in individuals with AS, might reflect an inability to access self-relevant information, a disturbance that has been related to a ToM deficit, i.e., the ability to represent others' and one's own intentions, beliefs and experiences [51], [52].