Sentence examples for quick enactment from inspiring English sources

It was applauded by both Republicans and Democrats and quick enactment was expected.

Quick enactment of this policy change, which would be made through an amendment to a larger Pentagon authorization bill, seems unlikely, especially given widespread opposition among conservatives.

President-elect Barack Obama and Congressional Democrats are laying the groundwork for quick enactment in January of a giant, two-year economic rescue package that will total about a half-trillion dollars.

"The long-run objectives of the plan are not without merit, but it is a reach to argue that quick enactment" of what the Republicans call The Jobs Through Growth Act "would significantly reduce the unemployment rate over the next year or two," the economic firm said.

WASHINGTON — Adjusting her campaign to address increased fears of a recession, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday that she would call for quick enactment of a $70 billion emergency spending package and for a possible $40 billion tax rebate later if economic conditions worsen.

But regardless of how the ban will be enforced, "it's a very good day for public health, and it's a very good day for politics," said Dr. Fenton Howell, chairman of Action on Smoking and Health, a nonprofit advocacy group, who cited Mr. Martin's quick enactment of the ban.

The issue with a quick, or even immediate, enactment is that people already on their health care plans rely on that insurance, and the process for offering Obamacare exchange plans in future years begins well before open enrollment in the fall.

However, today's culture requires quick thinking over traditional role enactment: "We may be entering the first era in the history of civilization when a mild state of chronic unipolar depression... is not regarded as appropriate in the great mass of the populace".

First, forming concrete plans concerning the when, where, and how of pursuing a goal leads to earlier enactment of goal-directed behavior, quicker initiation of responses, and better goal completion (Gollwitzer & Sheeran, 2006; Webb & Sheeran, 2003).

In an e-mail message sent from the western outskirts of Baghdad, where he's a staff sergeant on a Stryker assault vehicle, Brian Cessna was quick to dismiss the so-called realism of re-enactments.

Sixth, no enactment strategy.