Sentence examples for implement a new law from inspiring English sources
The trend set to continue, as Europe seeks to implement a new law with fines of up to €100m for non-compliance.
Doubtless he will bear that in mind as he tackles his priorities: resolving a two-decade-old dispute over softwood lumber exports to the United States and persuading the Americans not to implement a new law requiring passports at land-border crossings by the end of 2007.Surprisingly, the softwood issue may be the easier one to settle.
The agency has solicited comments on how to implement a new law requiring payment card companies to report sales from taxpayers selling goods over eBay.
In February 2015, the Supreme Court of Canada struck down the part of the criminal code that banned doctor-assisted suicide, and granted the federal government one year to implement a new law that would allow consenting adults suffering from a "grievous and irremediable" medical ailment to have a doctor help end their life.
The Department of Health and Human Services announced on Thursday that it will cut off all Medicaid funding for family planning to the state of Texas, following Gov. Rick Perry's (R) decision to implement a new law that excludes Planned Parenthood from the state's Medicaid Women's Health Program.
Hiroshi Okada, deputy director for market regulations at the FSA, says that the agency is busy implementing a new law that gives it more power to deal with jiggery-pokery in other corners of financial services.
Britain's Department for International Development (DfID) has broadly succeeded in implementing a new law measuring the impact of its overseas aid on reducing gender inequality, establishing a lead on integrating gender into humanitarian efforts that other international donors should follow, according to a report.
The two parties may try to repeat their ideologically incongruous alliance at next year's presidential election.Assets worth $5.7m belonging to Jean-Claude "Baby Doc Duvalierr, a former dictator of Haiti, were frozen after Switzerland implemented a new law making it easier to confiscate the wealth of foreign politicians.
It stumbled in 2000 after racing to open 45 domestic stores before Japan implemented a new law designed to check the rise of "big box" (usually foreign) stores.
FDA is implementing a new law that gives it the authority to regulate tobacco products, taking a key role in the approval of the planned H1N1 pandemic flu vaccine, revamping its food-safety approach, and trying to make the agency's workings more transparent.
Shortly after receiving Trump's endorsement, al-Sisi implemented a new law intended to shut down any NGOs, domestic or foreign, which criticize the government.
