Sentence examples for were ever enacted from inspiring English sources

The fact that the law will undoubtedly be declared unconstitutional if it were ever enacted (hopefully after the election) is immaterial to the perceived electoral benefit to McCollum.

They cite numerous conflicts with the Constitution, as well as other legal objections, and make it clear that ACLU lawyers would wrap many of Trump policies in legal red tape if they were ever enacted.

While he is expected to acknowledge considering bonuses, no such plan was ever enacted.

No such legislation was ever enacted here, and every other state that had such laws has scrapped them on grounds of equal protection.

The unspecified cuts won't kick in for years, and the future presidents and Congresses who would have to live with the political fallout of those cuts are just as likely to cancel them before they're ever enacted.

And it stressed that only data about mail - not its contents - would be retained if the law was ever enacted.

No Patient's Bill of Rights was ever enacted.

Only one of the major Fair Deal bills, the Housing Act of 1949, was ever enacted.

Forget what it means to be a just society for a moment (they certainly have) and think about what it will mean for the public health of our nation if the Romney/Ryan budget is ever enacted.

The Gazette marked the day of Lewis' lynching as "one of the most disgraceful scenes that was ever enacted in Port Jervis", and activist Ida B. Wells launched a campaign to investigate the murder as well as the widespread theory that Lewis was set up.

What we know of actual practice, however, challenges the idea that these patriarchal norms were ever perfectly enacted or that women entirely accepted the values they presupposed.