Sentence examples for to enact measures from inspiring English sources
Today the unwritten constitution allows parliament broad powers to enact measures like the enhanced majority.
Still, Bettman said the league and the players were not inclined to enact measures that would limit fighting.
At that time, Morocco promised to enact measures against poverty and to lift some restrictions on civil rights.
Deitsch and Whitney have become two prominent activists with the #NeverAgain movement, urging Congress to enact measures designed to prevent gun violence.
New Jersey lawmakers have managed to enact measures that have failed in California and Massachusetts, for instance, states with their own distinctively dark-blue hues.
However, the document fails to enact measures promised by ministers, including ruling out further nuclear power stations in Scotland, or to propose concrete steps to cut climate emissions.
Harrison's death was a disappointment to Whigs, who hoped to pass a revenue tariff and enact measures to support Henry Clay's American System.
Spain Avoids Cut MADRID — Standard & Poor's affirmed Spain's AA credit rating Tuesday, reflecting the government's resolve to cut its deficit and enact measures to make its struggling economy more productive.
The term refers to their ability to elect candidates or enact measures with mechanical efficiency and predictability.
Most importantly, Congress should enact measures to ensure higher quality and more consistent adjudications at the USCIS.
They should also enact measures to write this new standard into existing and future contracts as a cause for termination.
