enact

Definition for enact

verb as in act out; accomplish

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achieve, execute

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depict, discourse, do, perform, personate, play, playact, portray, represent

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appear as, go on, play the part of

verb as in authorize, legislate

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accomplish, appoint, decree, determine, establish, execute, formulate, institute, pass, ratify

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command, constitute, dictate, effect, effectuate, fix, make, ordain, order, proclaim, railroad, sanction, set, steamroll, transact

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bring about, carry through, get the floor, jam through, make into law, make laws, put in force, put through, railroad through, vote favorably, vote in

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The policy, enacted Sept. 11, requires oversight officials to send many types of communications to the Executive Office of the Board of Supervisors for approval.

From Los Angeles Times

World Animal Protection, who worked with the city to enact the ordinance, said in a statement the ban protects countless animals from suffering.

From Los Angeles Times

According to one analysis, the president has already seen 47% of the Project 2025 agenda, which seeks to turn the country into a White Christian authoritarian plutocracy enacted.

From Salon

I believe that there was substantial opposition to enacting such legislation from various sources.

From BBC

Rookie Rasmus Hojgaard missed the cut on Friday, and he was joined in an early exit by Robert MacIntyre as the DP World Tour enacted an unusual cut after the third round.

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