Sentence examples for will try to enact from inspiring English sources

If the Supreme Court, as widely expected, rules against core elements of the existing limits, Democrats say they will try to enact new laws to reinstate the restrictions in time for the midterm elections in November.

To ease the burden that such a write-off will probably cause, though, the government will try to enact a package of tax cuts and other antideflationary measures later this week.

"We will fight them wherever they try to enact their gun control scheme," Arulanandam said.

There's more good news: unlike many policies that leaders try to enact, establishing a 'kindness policy" will - for the most part - create a positive response.

But it is possible his popularity will start to decline if he and the Republican Congress try to enact a right-wing agenda.

"This is red meat for the troops before an election, but will turn out to be thin gruel if they ever try to enact it," said its leader Nigel Farage.

AQMD officials warn that the amendment — even after it was tweaked ostensibly to address environmentalists' concerns — will likely lead to lawsuits if Southern California and other regions try to enact new rules that affect trucks.

Mr. Bush will have to decide soon whether to try for his $1.3 trillion, 10-year tax cut all at once or try to enact it piecemeal.

They try to enact changes that are more slogans than practical solutions.

The Republican majority may try to enact reform without seeking bipartisan buy-in.

Governments that try to enact three-strikes laws tend to emphasise their revivifying effect on local film and music industries.