Sentence examples for would not enact from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Kline said he told Mr. Duncan that the House would not enact the blueprint.
They called that bad public policy that they would not enact even if money was to be lost.
On March 23 Prime Minister François Fillon announced that the government would not enact a carbon tax unless other EU countries did likewise.
On the subway cleaner issue, Mr. Feinstein had previously vowed that the committee would not enact a budget that included such cuts.
But on Monday, a State Department spokesperson announced it would not enact sanctions on anyone for the time being, saying the mere threat of sanctions appeared to be enough of a "deterrent".
That first point might sound like the death-knell of home-grown European online social startups, though one would hope it wouldn't enacted quite so literally.
Connecticut's legislation on a bag tax would mean that municipalities could not enact bans, which serve as a carrot more than a stick to get consumers to change their ways.
May dismissed the legislation as "ridiculous" and said it would not be enacted.
"[Karzai] responded by saying this law would not be enacted in the way it has been presented".
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".
But other analysts disputed Lehman's conclusions, and even the Lehman report predicted the proposed rule changes would not be enacted, or that the two mortgage companies would be exempt.
