Enact used in a sentence

Enact in a sentence as a verb

Are you suggesting that we enact martial law for the sake of prohibition?

Counterpoint: Perhaps government should enact regulation to lift the floor to prevent a race to the bottom.

Price controls are absolutely, without a single empirical doubt, the worst policy you could enact.

An example of the former is alteration of gene expression through *****, or introduction of reprogrammed stems to enact repair.

No, the alternative is to have the government build subsidized housing and then enact strict price controls so that even poor families can afford to live reasonably.

Are they pressuring other nations to enact draconian anti-piracy laws that stifle innovation?I'm not anti-American.

Do I ask my representatives to enact laws granting permanent subsidies to companies such as Border's, Blockbuster, Tower Records, and so many others so that they can continue in business offering products or services that people more and more don't want?

TWC and friends were established to enact a business plan that's been viable and profitable for centuries: laying down expensive infrastructure is economically feasible if most of the cost comes up front and you can charge rents on it for decades.

The goal should be to enact a vector of a new paradigm, as proactive team players synergize an out-of-the-box strategy of functionality and infotainment, re-engineering the learning curve framework of your dotted-line relationship.