Sentence examples for them to enact from inspiring English sources

That often leads them to enact policies that promote favorable movements in the indexes by which they are judged.

It takes another two hours for them to enact it again, time mostly spent larking about and showing off.

Hillenbrand said she would take her recommendations to state racing commissions, asking them to enact and enforce rules governing the misuse of the whip.

States also accuse Washington of forcing them to enact expensive programs, like Mr. Bush's No Child Left Behind education act, without providing the money to pay for them.

The charismatic theatre director John Wright dressed two actors in expressionless blank face masks, and asked them to enact scenarios varying from victimhood to aggression.

A conservative majority on the Court would likely give the states a free hand, which would allow them to enact even greater restrictions.

Republican control of Congress and the White House gives them an opening to enact new limits on abortion.

Earlier this year he proposed billions of dollars in increased sales, income and tobacco taxes, but abandoned them after it became clear that he could not muster the votes to enact them.

A utilitarian assessment of practical principles has to consider not only their observance utility (OU), which is what good will come of enacting them, but also their acceptance utility (AU), which is (roughly) what good will come of intending to enact them.

Congress neither musters sufficient support for policies to enact them, nor generates sufficient opposition to policies to stop others from acting on them.

Many said they planned to urge Congress to enact them.