Sentence examples for that enact from inspiring English sources

He also won the authority to remove governors and dissolve legislatures that enact laws that conflict with the national constitution.

Instead, Washington should help only the states that enact laws or agreements now to freeze public-sector wages and cut future public-sector retiree benefits.

Both the House and Senate are now considering bills that would allocate $7 billion over five years to states that enact sensible and needed reforms to their programs.

Employees on reduced schedules could be authorized to collect partial unemployment insurance; Congress could give tax breaks to firms that enact work redistribution.

Mr. Putin said he would also seek authority to remove provincial leaders from office and dissolve regional legislatures that enact laws violating the federal Constitution.

P.S.: There are two other films that enact a similarly powerful personal reclamation from both sides of the camera: Jean Eustache's "Numéro Zéro" and, of course, in an altogether different dimension, Claude Lanzmann's "Shoah"; both came later.

An automaton is a mechanical device that enacts human or animal functions.

The few states that enacted access taxes before 1998 are not heavily dependent upon the revenues.

This was not true of Franklin Roosevelt and the Democratic Congresses that enacted the New Deal.

Time scales relevant to realistic experimental conditions are achieved with an original Monte-Carlo algorithm that enacts rare events in a stochastic manner using the structure adjacency information.

assumed that most of the Bush tax cuts would expire in 2011, as specified in the legislation that enacted them.