Sentence examples for steps to enact from inspiring English sources

When I served as the Chief Learning Officer at Goldman Sachs, I took deliberate steps to enact changes in the company culture.

In a recent ruling, the judge said that the government had not made any concrete steps to enact the national climate change policy, approved in 2012.

Religious and conservative groups called the ruling an outrage but not unexpected, and spoke of steps to enact a constitutional ban on gay marriage.

Every member of a pension scheme – no matter how small the amounts of money they have – can follow a few simple steps to enact change.

It boils down to five main points: rural reform, political participation for the FARC, a new policy on illicit drugs, reparations to victims, and the logistical steps to enact the settlement, including FARC demobilization and disarmament.

If the district refuses and does not take steps to enact policies safeguarding the girls, the organization will consider all options, including filing a lawsuit, said Emma Roth, a lawyer for the A.C.L.U.

Instead of supporting initiatives that rig the game against people who were traditionally excluded, those states should take every step to enact practices that further the diversity that benefits us all.

Surrealist theory always insinuated the experience of the Uncanny is the first step to enacting liberation from repression.

Technically, the parliamentary vote on Wednesday approved only a constitutional amendment on the new tax system, the first of many steps needed to enact the tax measure, usually referred to by its initials, G.S.T.

The government is considering changes in the pension program as well as other measures to encourage job creation, but has not yet taken the steps needed to enact them, they said.

Instead, G.M. should submit a prepackaged bankruptcy, laying out steps it plans to enact once in Chapter 11 protection, said Mr. Ackman, who is not a major holder of G.M. shares.