Sentence examples for won't be enacted from inspiring English sources
Any backsliding will so jeopardize the legislation that it won't be enacted this year".
Most observers also believe that a drug benefit won't be enacted this year, despite the good intentions of both parties.
As Jeff Bezos, Amazon's CEO, acknowledged in the 60 Minutes segment, his plan to begin delivery by drone won't be enacted until around 2018 – and that's a hugely optimistic timeline.
A similar law passed in West Virginia won't be enacted until 2018.
As a nod to the current economic crisis, the Commissioners want to make sure you understand that they won't be enacting any of these changes right away.
Chances are that scene won't be re-enacted in "Tripping Out With Alie & Georgia," their latest foray into cocktail wizardry, making its premiere Friday night at 10 30, with stops at points of debauchery like Las Vegas, Marfa, Tex., and Homer, Alaska, where the man-to-woman ratio seemed stacked in their favor.
That's because Republicans in the House won't be able to enact new partisan legislation.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Friday that liberal groups targeting moderate Democrats with ads should back off, saying pressure from the left wing of his party won't be helpful to enacting legislation.
Instead they speak in groups and issue pious recommendations that won't ever be enacted and wouldn't work if they were.
A Ryan aide confirmed that members of the appropriations committee would decide that number, should the budget ever be enacted into law (it won't be).
