Sentence examples for only enacted from inspiring English sources
The smoking ban, only enacted six months before, had pushed us into the fire escape outside his corner office.
Dodd-Frank was only enacted because of extreme circumstances created by the Great Crash of 2008 and the big Democratic majorities in Congress that it helped produce.
Technology companies like Apple, Google, and Facebook not only enacted internal employee non-discrimination policies, they often publicly campaigned for gay rights.
In fact, the Lithuanian "jailtime-for-disagreeing-with-the-government-about-history law", though in the works for over a year, was only enacted right after the new rightwing government in Hungary enacted a similar law (the Hungarian statute imposes a maximum sentence of three years in jail).
In all conversion was only enacted after vital and blood-chemical parameters had stabilised.
Pedagogic relations are not only enacted orally between teachers and learners, but include relations between producers of texts and learners, the texts that learners produce for evaluation, and teachers' spoken and written evaluations of learners' texts, together with relations between learners.
First, we will only enact a VAT if we really, really need a lot of new revenue; i.e., a money machine.
We can compare the launch of Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 loosely, though unfairly, as Windows 8 had to sell a unit to grow its market share, while Windows 8.1 had to only enact downloads.
Let's stop talking about enacting laws that criminals will ignore and focus on only enacting laws that criminals all agree to obey.
So when the Starbucks manager in Philadelphia picked up the phone and dialed 911 two minutes after Nelson and Robinson arrived, she was not only enacting a centuries-old white supremacist trope or activating a key mechanism for keeping spaces white.
