Sentence examples for start to enact from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hansen said that as with carbon soot, as China, Mexico and other industrializing countries start to enact pollution controls to cut smog, they will also indirectly be lessening their greenhouse impact.

We do think that you could start to enact that in a small reactor and dot them around the planet and start popping stuff in.

On Monday, Mike Huebsch, secretary of Wisconsin's Department of Administration, said he had started to enact the changes in the law.

As they entered the apartment last week — "This is the police!" — three more instructors in bluejeans started to enact a not-uncommon situation: The disturbed man, rejecting pleas to take his medication, suddenly pulled a knife on the officers and his own family.

Some cities have already started to enact these reforms.

This is why more and more companies are starting to enact these policies.

The news that President Trump has started to enact his promised Muslim ban has struck at the very heart of our family.

The toxics revision only came about because states were starting to enact their own more stringent toxic chemical laws and the chemical companies were looking for some national direction to make it easier to do business across state lines.

Cities and states across the country are starting to enact common sense reforms such as requiring corporations to demonstrate cost savings, prohibiting companies that have evaded taxes from taking over services, requiring private contractors to provide the same level of transparency as do public agencies and ending contracts that guarantee profits regardless of quality of service.

And as with so many issues involving disabled people, we have to start at the beginning to enact fixes.

Many people have on their to-do list to start a nonprofit organization to enact change.