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reconstruir
Act out; represent or perform as if in a play.
reenact
act out
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reconstruir
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promulgar
Order by virtue of superior authority; decree.
ordain
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promulgar
1
Congress usually needs a year or more to
enact
a farm law.
2
The NSW Government will soon pass temporary legislation to
enact
the code.
3
Lawmakers will on Tuesday continue debating the legislation required to
enact
it.
4
The court gave Illinois until July 9 to
enact
a new law.
5
Health care interactions can
enact
fat-related stigmatization, which can worsen health outcomes.
6
It expects to introduce a bill next year to
enact
the changes.
7
The committees
enact
bylaws to govern natural resource management in their areas.
8
Wyoming would not be the first state to
enact
such a law.
9
Being mere individuals, we didn't have the means to
enact
consequential change.
10
Groups from Ireland, Wales, England and North America will
enact
dramatic battles.
11
Baucus and Camp aim to
enact
legislation by the end of 2014.
12
Monetary policy, in other words, is easy to
enact
,
unlike fiscal policy.
13
The city also must prove it desires to
enact
a restructuring plan.
14
Forum members will then meet monthly to
enact
and refine the strategy.
15
I also teach them how to
enact
social change in their communities.
16
Florida failed to
enact
any significant changes to firearms laws in 2016.
enact
·
enact legislation
enact a law
enact new
enact reforms
enact such
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reconstruir
Portuguese
promulgar