Sentence examples for slowly enacted from inspiring English sources

While the agreement sets voluntary goals, over the years state and local governments, prodded by environmental groups, have slowly enacted laws to meet many of the escalating goals of the pact.

So do not tell me with a straight face "I agree with Bernie Sanders' ideas, but I won't vote for him because Hillary Clinton is a more 'realistic' candidate who can slowly enact change".

In a segment of his show, which is part of the documentary, Carl Ray slowly re-enacts the events: "Each time the bullet hit, Daddy's body would flinch.

Economists say that in the recession of the mid-1970s, spending and tax cut measures were enacted too slowly, having an effect only after the economy had already picked up.

We have slowly taken steps enact laws and regulations to eliminate the most egregious of these behaviors.

Other provisions are phased in slowly, with most of them not fully enacted until 2009, 2010 and 2011.

We should be commended for moving slowly, especially since federal standards have not been enacted.

That is the premise of The Law of Disruption, which I first described in my 1998 book "Unleashing the Killer App". Laws, at least the kind enacted by legislatures and regulatory agencies, change slowly, but technology changes fast.

The leaders that few would acknowledge even existed had enacted enough rules that the city within a city was slowly, and publicly, crumbling so that only Guy Fawkes masks and NYPD barricades would be left.

The U.S. legal system is slowly addressing the legal implications of nearly half of the states having enacted medical marijuana legislation.

Then a number of states and cities enacted income tax increases to repair the damage as the economy slowly turned upward.