Meanings of enact reforms in English

Gridlocked over whether to enact reforms, U.S. lawmakers briefly let that Patriot Act lapse.

Foreign donors will only help after there is a cabinet that can enact reforms.

Foreign allies have pressured Hariri to enact reforms long promised but never delivered because of vested interests.

But Republicans say it will ultimately make it easier to enact reforms before the end of the year.

Foreign donors say they will only help after there is a cabinet in place that can enact reforms.

In April, Rajoy is expected to enact reforms allowing the regions to cut health care and education spending.

In April, Rajoy is expected to enact reforms allowing the country's regions to cut health care and education spending.

He added that his efforts to enact reforms have been blocked by others in government whom he did not name.

Slideshow (4 images) Murkowski said it was important to enact reforms separately to help stabilize the individual market in health insurance.

A plan to enact reforms without Democratic support will also require Republicans to pass a 2018 budget authorizing the parliamentary process known as reconciliation.

Lebanon's leaders have been told they will not receive international support of the country's ailing economy until they form a government that can enact reforms.

Under pressure from the public and foreign partners who are exasperated by the Lebanese leadership's inability to enact reforms, Diab's government is looking increasingly unstable.

A successful court challenge to any enacted reforms could actually help state lawmakers, he said.

Perez was encouraged that the local judiciary in Memphis had already begun enacting reforms there.

In 2019, the ministry enacted reforms to allow business people without medical backgrounds to own hospitals.

Li said enacting reforms was his first priority even as he keeps an eye on growth.