Sentence examples for refused to enact from inspiring English sources

So far he has refused to enact congressional sanctions over election-meddling.

But Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, a Christian Democrat determined to reduce the budget deficit, has refused to enact tax cuts.

In response many non-nuclear weapon states have refused to enact further, much-needed non-proliferation measures.

Mrs Kumaratunga called it a year early because, she said, parliament refused to enact a set of constitutional changes designed to placate the Tamil minority.

Then, in 1993, after the party refused to enact electoral reforms that he championed, Mr. Ozawa and his allies bolted, helping create a brief-lived opposition government.

Moreover, by getting the law courts to proclaim these actions as law (1608) after Parliament had refused to enact them, James struck at the houses' legislative supremacy.

For a time, it seemed that certain states might refuse to enact the ban.

Independent antidoping experts have long criticized the leagues for refusing to enact more rigorous testing protocols.

Today, global warming is imminent, yet our leaders refuse to enact limits on greenhouse gas emissions.

Dr. Lindzen has obliged by assuring them that they are running no risks by refusing to enact emission limits.

Could Congress have prevented the financial crisis by refusing to enact the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999 (GLBA), which permitted universal banking?