Sentence examples for to enact to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Serra drew up a list of 40 verbs to enact: to roll, to fold, to dangle, to twist.

Elsewhere, teenagers boasted of the violence they wanted to enact to avenge their friend's death, all the while complaining that they were wrongly perceived as threatening.

The protests have been sparked by fury over the unpopular economic austerity measures the ruling socialists have been forced to enact to stave off bankruptcy.

If only we had a Congress and president who, instead of chasing crazy schemes like offshore drilling and releasing oil from our strategic reserve, just sat down with Boone and Shai and asked one question: "What laws do we need to enact to foster 1,000 more like you?" Then just do it, and get out of the way.

In this downturn you should give specifics on how you plan to reach your goals and on the policies you plan to enact to achieve them, rather than on precise growth targets.

"The citizens of Maricopa County have been stripped of another protection that this state attempted to enact to protect the integrity and identity of its citizens," Arpaio said in a statement.

The desirable response to such errors is for new legislation to be enacted to correct the mistake.

At the least, Mr. Tester said, the court could have given deference to local laws enacted to address local concerns.

Legislation will have to be enacted to cover this case, and the legal ramifications could be immense.

However, a delay of 17 months followed during which a change in legislation had to be enacted to allow the medals to be issued to non-US nationals.

It has also become clear that new laws need to be enacted to hold these companies accountable.