Sentence examples for that enacts from inspiring English sources

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

Love endures; if ever a book could provide comfort, it is a book that enacts this belief.

On April 15th the Republican-controlled House of Representatives adopted a budget plan that enacts sweeping cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and other government programmes.

Any state that enacts the standard of a 0.08 blood alcohol level by the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2006, will regain any money that had been withheld.

By Garrison Keillor The New Yorker, October 14 , 1972P. 39 An automaton is a mechanical device that enacts human or animal functions.

A parliament, he argued, is a supreme organ that enacts laws binding upon everybody else but that is not itself bound by the laws and could change these laws at will.

Table 2 shows the year of enactment of living wages for the cities in our analysis that enacted them.

Remember, it was a weak Congress government that enacted the first significant economic reforms in 1991.

It was the Liberal government in New Zealand that enacted the first effective measure.

Many Democrats fear that enacting the tax will hurt their re-election chances.

"Traditionally states that enact rigid, inflexible gun laws do not show a corresponding diminishment in crime".