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enact

[en-akt] / ɛnˈækt /




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A law enacted last month that orders the Justice Department to release a broad set of sealed investigative materials tied to Epstein and his associates.

From Salon

"I am satisfied, and the ministry is satisfied, that those procedures are being enacted and we'll continue to keep it under review."

From BBC

Palpatine is the unseen villain in this second and final season, enacting his authoritarian will through recognizable means.

From Salon

If the law isn’t enacted, fire victims will have to pay the fees that are currently suspended.

From Los Angeles Times

And when it does, it will take time for a new CEO to “put their fingerprints” on a strategy and enact it, Rick Patel, an analyst at Raymond James, wrote.

From Barron's