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enactment

[en-akt-muhnt] / ɛnˈækt mənt /




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The updated definition would take effect one year after enactment.

From The Wall Street Journal

Let’s make no mistake about the broader context: The GOP has had its knives out for the Affordable Care Act since its enactment.

From Los Angeles Times

A number of institutions had started complying with the bill months ahead of SB 1’s enactment, shuttering campus identity centers, terminating DEI staff and eliminating degree programs.

From Salon

As the Republican-dominated House and Senate continue to move their budget bills toward enactment, we’ve been hearing a lot of hypocritical persiflage about “able-bodied” Americans taking undue advantage of Medicaid and food stamps.

From Los Angeles Times

"I'm hoping for the enactment of this new legislation as soon as possible, maybe towards the end of this year, maybe at the beginning of next year," Promphan says.

From BBC