enacting
v.to make a suggestion or a plan into an official law. It can also mean to perform a story or an action.
v.to establish a law or regulation by formal legislative process; to represent or perform a role or narrative on stage.
“The government is enacting new laws to protect the environment.”
“By enacting these reforms, the council hopes to reduce traffic congestion in the city center.”
“The legislative body spent months debating the bill before finally enacting the statute that would overhaul the nation's healthcare system.”
The verb is transitive and requires a direct object, such as a law, role, or plan.
Learners sometimes confuse the present participle '-ing' with the past participle '-ed' when forming the passive voice.
“Ashton and Reece play memory games, it seems, enacting scenes from their former lives.”
“And Trump has said he envisions enacting many more of these so-called trade law tariffs.”