Enact (verb)

1. To make a law or regulation.
2. To bring a proposal into effect as a law or regulation.
3. To perform or represent (a play or scene), especially in a theatrical production.

Origin:

From old french enacter, from latin enactus, perfect passive participle of enigere ("to do"), from ex- ("out") + agere ("to do").

Examples:

1. The parliament enacted a new law to protect the environment.
2. The governor enacted the bill into law after reviewing it.
3. The actor enacted a scene from a play with great emotion and skill.
4. The government enacted several measures to support the economy.
5. The school enacted a zero-tolerance policy for bullying.