Sentence examples for implementation of a law from inspiring English sources

If oversight "is focused on implementation of a law," Mr. Mann said, "it tends to come years after it is passed".

American policies toward Asians reached a nadir in 1924, with the implementation of a law that sought "to preserve the idea of American homogeneity" and denied admission to the country to most non-whites.

It would help, too, for Congress to end the foot-dragging around implementation of a law passed years ago requiring disclosure of the ratio of chief executive pay to that of a company's work force.

The decision to sue the president by his opposition has been called a move "laced with irony" by The Wire, as the House Republicans are suing Mr Obama for delaying the implementation of a law they have repeatedly opposed.

The other strand of the EU migration strategy that Juncker chose to highlight was a plea for the speedy implementation of a law to create an EU border and coastguard, to ensure better control of migrants and refugees arriving from the Middle East and Africa.

In consultation with the government about the implementation of a law passed in July, business leaders hope to secure the right to read employees' e-mails when workers are off sick or on holiday.The prospect of this kind of intrusion from superiors might worry some indiscreet e-mailers; but the powers businesses could acquire are tame compared to those the new law affords the government.

Action: Halt the implementation of a new law that threatens to destroy Indonesia's coastline Description: A law put in place in 2007 provides Indonesian citizens with the right to manage coastal waters in Indonesia.

Richard J. Codey last Tuesday indefinitely postponed the implementation of a controversial law that speeds permits for developers.

It overruled the Fifth Circuit in a different case and blocked the implementation of a Louisiana law that would have forced all but one of the state's abortion clinics to close.

The Mail explains why: "If Impress is recognised, it could trigger implementation of a draconian law under which newspapers may have to pay the legal costs of people who sue them - even if the newspaper wins its case".

This is also the state's first set of elections in which officials are doing a "soft implementation" of a new law requiring voters to provide identification at polling places — a requirement approved by Mr. Walker and the Republican-led Legislature.