Sentence examples similar to revised to enact from inspiring English sources

Alumni Directory, Revised to January 1897.

That figure was later revised to 46,000.

This date was later revised to March 2015.

President Donald Trump needs approval from both houses of Congress to enact a revised version of the North American Free Trade Agreement.

A third step would be for governments to enact or revise legislation against counterfeit medicines and the fraudulent promotion of unproven remedies.

It is not surprising, then, that some of Mr. Klein's reforms have had to be revised and, worse, have been stonewalled by the very people who will have to enact them.

In your Sept. 1 editorial previewing Senate consideration of President Bush's faith-based initiative, you portray legislation designed to enact that initiative as fatally flawed unless Senator Joseph I. Lieberman revises its provisions.

The LDP hopes to enact a law this year that will lay the groundwork for revising Japan's constitution written under American occupation after the second world war with debate focusing especially on the document's pacifist restrictions.

I would like the mayor to enact legislation to protect the housing rights of artists by revising the rent-control and artist-in-residence ordinances.

Pallante has shown interest in revising music licensing laws, which is encouraging to stakeholders and observers, but others feel that congress is unlikely to enact any change.

5522 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and the principal questions raised by the application are whether those sections, and certain sections of the title of the Revised Statutes relating to the elective franchise which they are intended to enforce, are within the constitutional power of Congress to enact.