'create a law' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of someone taking action to cause a law to be made, usually by elected or appointed officials. For example: The city council decided to create a law that prohibited food trucks from operating in the downtown area.
Ultimately, Congress would have to create a law to achieve those cuts.
"The solution is not simply to create a law," he said.
It is the responsibility of the legislature to create a law after much public debate".
But the federal bill would create a law in states that do not have one and offer additional protections in those that do, Mr. Goldowitz said.
"If you create a law that everybody's going to disregard -- Prohibition is a prime example -- then you're going to create disrespect for the law".
"Allegations that we want to create a law and order problem by showing what happened 30 years ago are meaningless," Ravi told the Times of India.
What makes the ruling especially distressing is that the extravagant claim of executive power upheld by the court — to create a law-free zone at the Bagram lockup — was dreamed up by Mr. Bush and subsequently embraced by President Obama.
But, he said, if the Palestinians did not at some point move "to uproot the terrorist groups and create a law-abiding society," he would pursue a disengagement plan, which would give Palestinians less land and preserve more Israeli settlements.
Just a week before the election, it seemed as if Iranians might register their frustration with Mr. Khatami's inability to fulfill his promise to create a law-based civil society by simply staying home on Election Day.
"We need to create a law-abiding agricultural sector to benefit both the farmworkers and the employers that comply with the law".
By creating a law of ecocide, the law will protect people and planet first.
