Sentence examples for promptly enacted from inspiring English sources

Reforms proposed by President Obama will go a long way toward fixing that problem and should be promptly enacted by Congress.

The Legislature promptly enacted major portions of the governor's plan, which was offered at a joint session of the Senate and the Assembly that glowed with bipartisan good feeling.

And now I am increasingly confident that State leaders will do what's right for New York City's future and promptly enact Governor David Paterson's bill.

I propose that we launch an effort, open to all, to support Conyers' bill and demand that our representatives in the House and the Senate promptly enact it.

These measures, along with the Republican budget beef-up for veterans' health care, should promptly be enacted.

If for no other reason -- and there are plenty -- than helping bolster electricity reliability, Congress should move promptly to enact comprehensive national energy legislation.

The cuts, he said, should be enacted promptly and should be retroactive to the start of this year.

Painful choices about how to close the long-run fiscal gap –- primarily the result of imprudent fiscal decisions before the Great Recession, escalating health-care costs and an aging population –- must be shaped now and enacted promptly over many years once the economy has recovered.

After the election show was over, Abbott's Liberals promptly tried to enact the real austerity through the parliament.

In addition, Harvard professor Lawrence Lessig, who is running a campaign based on the promise to promptly resign after enacting campaign finance reform, raised just over $1m.

If it's enacted, people could promptly sell their shares in JPMorgan Chase, for example, and invest the money in Deutsche Bank.