Sentence examples for would have enacted from inspiring English sources

A Republican President would have enacted something very similar, no matter the partisan lineup in Congress.

Mr. Mugabe's supporters dominate Parliament and would have enacted the amendments anyway.

The Conservatives opposed the legislation that would have enacted the Welsh result.

Finishing fourth in the regular season would have enacted a clause for a one-year extension to his contract.

If the president had acted just a year earlier, the U.S. would have enacted the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

And he would have enacted some policies – such as taking the lower-paid out of the tax system – that are dear to his party.

The legislation proposed would've enacted a 45-day moratorium on all market-rate housing and all housing not 100percentt subsidized below market rate in the Mission, one of the most affected neighborhoods by gentrification and the city's affordability crisis.

Mr. Thompson reminded the Senate that Congress had been reacting to revelations of campaign finance abuses in 1974 and suggested it would still have enacted strict contribution limits even if it had foreseen that the court would strike down its spending limits.

The consequence of your proposition, would Congress have enacted it without this provision, okay that's the consequence.

Comparing the legislature to the "framers of the Constitution," Mr. Bush's lawyers wrote, "Surely the legislature would not have enacted two conflicting provisions at the same time".

Why else would Congress have enacted a statute permitting the Government, due to "insufficient detention space and Immigration and Naturalization Service personnel," to delay implementation of the entirety of subsection (c) for one year?