Sentence examples for establishing laws from inspiring English sources

"Members of the U.S. House of Representatives are accountable for taking action and establishing laws and policies that make sense — and doing it now," Doug Oberhelman, chairman of Caterpillar, said in a statement this week.

As opinions, they are similar to a judge's ruling in a higher court, except they do not have any legal bearing on establishing laws, but instead are designed to persuade the readership.

The Government of Bangladesh has shown commendable zeal whilst establishing laws to promote the quality, quantity and accessibility of primary and secondary education in the country since its liberation.

Turns out the barons and the Knights Templar teamed up to force John (played by Paul Giamatti) to sign the document limiting the king's power to act at will and establishing laws of the land for free men.

This period also saw the development of international law, with the first Geneva Conventions establishing laws dealing with humanitarian relief during wartime, and the international Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907 governing rules of war and the peaceful settlement of international disputes.

Voter ID laws also seem paradoxical after the House and Senate overwhelmingly reauthorized the Voting Rights Act of 1965 two summers ago, prohibiting state and local governments from establishing laws or policies that would have a discriminatory effect on the ability of certain groups to vote.

Tells about a loophole in the establishing law that widened the agency's activities.

Jaroslaw, supported by Lech, was the driving force in establishing Law and Justice as a party intended to make a clean break with Poland's communist past.

That is obviously a far cry from establishing law's claims.

We frown upon the governance struggles in Egypt and elsewhere, but establishing law and democracy takes time.

During the 19th century most other countries established laws that protected the work of native authors.