Sentence examples for proposals enacted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith, of the Franks campaign, said that Mr. Franks would be happy to see his proposals enacted but that he had not specifically asked lawmakers to move on them now.

In the early days of the Administration, he worked hard to get some of Trump's more incendiary proposals enacted, including his crackdown on undocumented immigrants and his ban on Muslims entering the United States.

Both congressional chambers have tilted a bit Republican, and while White House legislative initiatives have fared accordingly, Mayhew shows that presidents have done relatively well in getting their major proposals enacted.

They have long experience moving the gears of state government and personal ties to the majority Democrats in the legislature on whom Mr. Weicker, a former Republican, will have to depend to get his proposals enacted into law.

And Mr. Obama will have a tough fight trying to get even these relatively modest proposals enacted over the objections of the oil and coal industries, who argue that such tax treatment is necessary to keep drillers drilling and miners mining.

The grants to residents would be the first proposals enacted by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, which was appointed in November by Gov. George E. Pataki and then-Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani to plan and supervise the redevelopment of the neighborhoods in southern Manhattan.

As she campaigned at a flashlight factory in sweltering Ontario, Whitman reiterated her economic proposals: enacting targeted tax cuts that she believes will spur job creation, streamlining regulations and competing with other states for businesses.

With the help of ManaBalss, he has a chance to see his proposal enacted into law by the Latvian Parliament.

To get a proposal enacted requires that it clear hurdles in both houses of the legislature and be signed by the executive.

But the challenges facing the new mayor shouldn't be underestimated, beginning with the task of getting his signature pre-K proposal enacted.

Mr. Bloomberg, officials said, will settle for nothing less than seeing 100percentt of his proposal enacted; the Council has been seeking an ever-dwindling list of changes.