Sentence examples for implement new laws from inspiring English sources

With justice often in the hands of tribal councils, it is a struggle to implement new laws.

We can all too easily implement new laws that fail to preserve our privacy while also hindering the use of new technology, and both at the same time.

Lawmakers and Mead said she mismanaged the schools agency and failed to implement new laws.

Mr. Reedie assured Ms. Zhelanova that in his opinion the accusations of Russian doping stemmed from a time before Russia had implemented new laws and antidoping efforts.

He warned that there could be "very large uncertainty" about implementing new laws if the UK votes to leave the EU.

Critically, both China and the US have now committed to closing their domestic ivory markets – a commitment mirrored in the Conservative manifesto – with the US already implementing new laws.

Determined to keep real estate speculation at a minimum, the government implemented new laws in 2008 and 2009 requiring that deposits from buyers of off-plan properties be held in escrow; buyers would be entitled to a refund if the developer didn't hand over the promised property within a certain time frame.

Since then most countries have been rolling up their sleeves and implementing new laws and policies to reduce their pollution.

In the last decade, Brazil has employed many efforts to combat this kind of crime, implementing new laws and codes of conduct, multi-sectorial programs and campaigns.

Secret discussions also prevent the public from being informed about controversial issues that may have arisen in the course of implementing new laws, especially those which may have an impact on the rights of minorities.

Toward the end of the film, when the townspeople have a hearing to discuss implementing new laws that would negatively impact the local LGBT community, Mary goes before the city council and her fellow residents of Walnut Creek and makes a most moving speech.