Sentence examples for started to be enacted from inspiring English sources

"There was evidence that ALEC was behind the spate of strict voter ID laws that started to be enacted throughout the country and have been found to have a voter suppressive impact," said Ezra Rosenberg, co-director of the voting rights project at the Lawyers Committeee for Civil Rights Under Law, one of the groups suing Trump's voter fraud commission.

Opera doesn't come alive until it starts to be enacted in the space.

William McKinley's decisive 1900 defeat of William Jennings Bryan looked like the end of populist hopes and dreams, yet within a few years much of the populist agenda was starting to be enacted.

It is possible that track's world governing body would consider new 100-meter records if stricter false-start rules were to be enacted, Davies, the governing body's spokesman, said.

It's going to be enacted.

But if there is nothing better, they need to be enacted and enacted speedily.

It was set to be enacted in 2015.

The little drama had to be enacted spontaneously, she added.

The proposal ought to be enacted.

But for those policies to be enacted someone actually has to enact them.

Questions | For discussion and reading comprehension: Activity | The phrase fiscal cliff refers to a collection of economic policies that are set to expire or be enacted at the start of 2013.