Sentence examples for procedures to enact from inspiring English sources

Republicans needed to use those procedures to enact their tax cuts, in order to overcome a Senate filibuster by Democrats.

Second, there are no regulatory procedures to enact penalties for non-compliant firms.

The Supreme Court overturned the existing death penalty laws in 1972, and it took years for new laws and procedures to be enacted and developed.

Civil Code Section 1357.110 and subsequent sections outline the procedure for boards to enact rules and outline steps titleholders may take to revoke them.

Social and cultural acceptability was an aspect of quality care that was central to participant's discussions of their delivery site preferences and included indicators such as treatment by staff, suitability of the medical interventions and procedures at delivery, ability to enact cultural childbirth practices, and provision of amenities for a "normal delivery".

Yet Republican strategists say they can overcome determined Democratic obstruction in the Senate to their most treasured goal an overhaul of taxes, spending and entitlements by resorting to the same sneaky procedure the Democrats used to enact health-care reform, "reconciliation".

According to Justice Scalia, those procedures deliberately make it difficult to enact legislation.

Youssef was also investigated during Morsi's tenure, but the former president's prosecutors took months to enact the procedures.

Ms. Reding then proposed that sanctions apply only in cases where companies do not have 40 percent of women on their supervisory boards and fail to enact selection procedures giving priority to a qualified female candidate.

Mr Holzem and his colleagues are extremely reluctant to comment on the new procedures which they will have to enact once the constitutional change comes into force on July 1.

But it's not going to be easy for Mulvaney to support Trump's budget agenda and the procedures that will be used to enact them.