Sentence examples for will be enacted by from inspiring English sources

The full increase will be enacted by 2020.

Neither of the measures, however, will be enacted by the Monday deadline.

Granted, the new budget also provides a buffet of attractive policy ideas, few of which will be enacted by this Republican Congress in this election year.

The changes – which remove the ability of criminal defendants on legal aid to choose their solicitor – are not in a parliamentary bill but will be enacted by ministers through statutory instrument.

Directed and choreographed by George Faison, the poetry and prose collage that illuminates the lives of black women will be enacted by a cast of seven African-American actresses for five performances beginning at 7 30 p.m. on Wednesday in the Langston Hughes Theater at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, 515 Lenox Avenue, at 135th Street in Harlem.

Teachers' collective sense-making of PBL and STEM-based instruction must be carefully developed, keeping in mind the context of the specific learning environments in which it will be enacted by teachers.

"I'm a Texan trying to get things done," Mr. DeLay said, hardly apologizing as his will was enacted by G.O.P. state lawmakers.

As the sanctions kick in, rising month by month, I think we'll get businesses calling us and saying, 'Get this bill passed, get this bill passed".' Yet the chances that any legislation will be enacted are complicated by differences between the bills.

Some industry lobbyists now expect that bipartisan negotiations will break down -- but that a bill drafted by Democrats will be enacted anyway with a few Republican defections.

Theory further states that detailed plans regarding where, when and how behaviours will be enacted may increase goal-directed behaviours by increasing self-efficacy [ 13].

Endorsement by the lower house ensures that the budget will be enacted.