Sentence examples for positioned to enact from inspiring English sources
The winning states will be well positioned to enact reforms.
As the leader in the free world for human rights enforcement, the United States is uniquely positioned to enact authoritative measures, including having the State Department add the Holy See to its list of countries to be monitored for human rights abuses.
Aro is well positioned to enact that kind of change.
And Kardashian herself is in an incredibly powerful position to enact positive change if she can get a bunch of people to line up at a Barnes & Noble at seven in the morning to buy her book of selfies, she can definitely help, say, destigmatize difficult conversations surrounding mental health issues, which is exactly what she's been doing.
But if European leaders can agree on a plan that calms the financial markets, they would be in a stronger position to enact a levy, analysts said.
The Portuguese example suggests he should have the courage of his earlier convictions, now that he is in a position to enact them.
Having secured a majority in the 167-seat legislature, the centrist-conservative opposition was in a position to enact legislation that would grant amnesty to opponents of the Maduro regime who had been jailed.
"Many of the signatories are sitting chiefs and prosecutors in a position to enact change.
Even so, Democrats suddenly find themselves in a position to enact significant changes on a state level in health care, voting rights, education and crime.
Due in part to pushback against No Child Left Behind and the Common Core, the presidential nominees from both parties seem to have accepted that the federal government is in a pretty bad position to enact meaningful K-12 educational policy and has resigned itself to letting state legislatures deal with the issue.
Yet as much as today's vote was a blow to Mr. Bush that could have lasting effects on his political authority, it arguably left him better positioned than ever to enact the biggest tax cut in two decades.
