Sentence examples for ready to enact from inspiring English sources

Would Bernanke have been better advised to keep mum until he was ready to enact a policy switch?

The minutes indicated that the Fed was ready to enact another round of quantitative easing, said Peter Cardillo, the chief market economist for Avalon Partners.

Senator John H. Adler, a Democrat from Camden who has sponsored an antismoking measure, said in a telephone interview that evidence was mounting that legislators are ready to enact a tough law this year.

Ms. Yellen, in speeches in April 2012 and November 2012, spoke about variants on this rule, and the usefulness of such "simple rules" for guiding policy, though in the November speech she said she was not ready to enact such a rule now because these are not "normal times".

But the bent of its filing docs feels more like a company heading toward an offering and not the numbers of a firm ready to enact one.

We regret to inform you that the North Carolina state legislature (the General Assembly) appears ready to enact an unconstitutional tax collection scheme that would leave Amazon.com little choice but to end its relationships with North Carolina-based Associates.

Although two-thirds of Americans now say they believe that same-sex marriage will be legal within the next hundred years, they don't appear ready for courts to enact this social revolution by judicial fiat.

To further reduce greenhouse-gas emissions from ships, the International Maritime Organisation's marine environment protection committee has developed a robust package of ship design and operation measures that are ready to be enacted as international maritime law.

When Democrats regain power again, these activists will have sweeping policy plans ready to be enacted and grassroots energy backing them.  .

So while it may presently be impossible to get the Palestinians and Israelis to agree on a solution, by introducing it and getting it endorsed internationally, Secretary Kerry could help keep the possibility of a two-state solution alive until both sides are ready to elect leaders who will enact it.

Although it is impossible to predict what will happen should a Grexit occur, some believe that even German chancellor Angela Merkel, and Spanish and Irish leaders, are ready to walk away from Greece unless they are prepared to enact serious reforms.