Sentence examples for drawing up laws from inspiring English sources

The government is currently in the process of drawing up laws meant to make the process of testing and commercializing autonomous vehicle systems more efficient.

Then elected officials draw up laws to ensure that nobody else will be able to drill there in the future.

He headed the consistorium (the imperial council), drew up laws and answers to petitions, and was responsible for the list of minor staff officers (laterculum minus).

Malhotra's role will also involve working on Labour's women's safety commission, which will draw up laws to be implemented if Miliband wins the next election.

It calls on the government to draw up laws to close loopholes and name and shame companies that fail to pay their fair share.

It will draw up laws aimed at getting rid of red tape and making it easier to get business licences, while reforming the gas market.

The band took aim at members of Parliament, the institution generally considered the country's most corrupt, by singing: "Who draws up laws?

The Bush lawyers asserted, in the Supreme Court brief they filed on Tuesday, that the Florida court drew up "laws of its own invention," which would violate a federal statute requiring elections be resolved under laws in place "prior to" the vote.

You and I have to pay our taxes: we don't have accountants drawing up tax laws in the Treasury on our behalf.

Calvià, the municipality on Mallorca that includes Magaluf, is drawing up new laws that would ban pub crawls and the consumption of alcohol in the street.

Mozambique is now obliged to "systematically cease distribution of free and unimproved seeds", while drawing up new laws granting intellectual property rights in seeds that will "promote private sector investment".