Sentence examples for that could be enacted from inspiring English sources

Here is a list of measures that could be enacted almost immediately.

Even Republicans saw his tax plan more as a wish list than a program that could be enacted.

He stumbled through the cordons until he reached the mayor and turned over a book detailing the emergency powers that could be enacted by law.

He could have chosen to pick out a few easily implemented policies that could be enacted in a way that is targeted, temporary and timely.

"Despite these differences in opinion across party lines about the causes of inequality, some consensus exists as to real policies that could be enacted to reduce inequality," the brief says.

Mr. Harkin predicted that the full Senate would take up the measure as soon as they returned from the Thanksgiving holiday, making it one of the few nonterror bills that could be enacted this year.

Their pledge to produce a new budget within 60 days of the election means that cuts could be enacted before the completion of a planned defence review.

A Japanese news report that increases could be enacted today, which came late in yesterday's United States trading session, failed to have much impact.

Turkey promptly shelved the protocols, reverting to its old line that they could be enacted only if Armenia withdrew from territories it occupies in Azerbaijan.Yet civil-society initiatives between Turkey and Armenia are flourishing.

"There were expectations that it could be enacted but unfortunately this did not take place.

In a Q&A after the statements were read, Allred addressed legal options that she believed could be enacted given that the statute of limitations has passed on all known cases.