Sentence examples for potential to enact from inspiring English sources

Another American study found that the key incentives for primary care doctors to collaborate with academic researchers were the potential to enact quality improvement, make a contribution to the body of knowledge, and intellectual stimulation [ 63].

The European Union is likely to enact similar legislation.

WASHINGTON — President Trump threw his support behind a substantial revision of the nation's prison and sentencing laws on Wednesday, opening a potential path to enacting the most significant changes to the criminal justice system in a generation.

President Trump threw his support behind a substantial rewrite of the nation's prison and sentencing laws on Wednesday, opening a potential path to enacting the most significant criminal justice overhaul in a generation.

Maybe I'm missing something, but I see only three potential paths for Congress to enact legislation providing Dreamers with some measure of the protection they just lost when Trump killed DACA.

But in addition to asking Congress to enact potential new sanctions, Trump moved to impose unrelated sanctions by executive action, including blacklisting the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Iran's elite military unit that is heavily involved in much of the country's business and trade.

Is it possible to revive the potential of the language and to enact new formative processes that expand the lexical and conceptual power of Russian?

In Part One of a series of upcoming EdCentral posts on accreditation reform, New America's Ben Miller discusses three major critiques of accreditation and the potential for finding common ground to enact reform.

The 2012 ruling denied the state preclearance to enact a potential voter identification law, and Holder used the suit as a springboard for suggesting that similar federal approval would again be necessary.

Yet Main was led to also consider the potential limits of young children to enact the emotion regulation necessary to maintain an avoidant conditional strategy.

Unlike women who postponed parenthood, those who eventually became teenage mothers not only made more frequent and intense reference to a fear of potential infertility, they also came to enact the fear of the pills' symptomatic effects through deliberate inconsistent contraceptive use.