Sentence examples for be put into law from inspiring English sources

So that's why I am asking for some very basic rights for bereaved families to be put into law.

Without this information it is impossible to judge if reform proposals are valid improvements that should be put into law.

The final plan approved by Mr. Clinton will be put into law in the form of a final rule to be signed by Dan Glickman, who as agriculture secretary oversees the national forests.

The 2014 referendum result must be put into law by February, piling pressure on the Alpine republic to find a way to manage migration without violating its EU obligations and losing its special deal with the EU, which takes more Swiss exports than any other market.

But there is no need for this demand to be put into law, as the two Democrats and their colleagues are seeking to do, any more than there is need for legislation to guarantee our right of free speech or anything else protected by the Constitution.

"It will be put into law.

"Homophobia was put into law under colonialisation," Tendi says.

The decision is put into law in the Native Title Act 1993.

With the Democrats in control of the Senate, there was no immediate prospect of the bill being put into law.

In some ways – for instance, the speed with which EU directives are put into law – the British are better Europeans than the Germans.

After a heated debate, the essential elements of the Bush program were put into law by Congress in 2007, but with greater involvement by the FISA court.