Sentence examples for implementation of a new law from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Accused of furthering "attitudes that were permissive to crime by concentrating on the banal, vulgar and weak attributes of humanity", the publisher was first put on trial last summer, but a decision was taken last month in Istanbul to postpone the trial until 2015 due to the implementation of a new law.

BERLIN — The price of broadband and phone services in Europe is poised to rise as the Continent's big operators win large rate increases from their national regulators before the implementation of a new law that gives the European Commission more influence over setting of rates.

The move would see the implementation of a new law setting out what powers are reserved to Westminster, with everything else devolved to Wales, ending the current confusion on who is responsible for what, which has seen several cases decided by judges in London.

The gunmen are calling for strict implementation of a new law that's designed to keep those who worked with Gaddafi out of positions of power.

At the hearing, Ms. Moskowitz criticized the implementation of a new federal law that allows students to transfer out of schools that the state says are failing.

The near-singularity condition of the platform is analyzed and is handled by implementation of a new control law based on sliding mode with inner regularization procedure.

The hypothesis investigated in this paper is whether the implementation of a new educational law in academic year 1991-92 (LOGSErgánica de Ordenación General del Sistema Educativo, LOGSE, passed in 1990), amongst other factors, contributed to suspend the declining trajectory of dropout rates observed years earlier.

The hypothesis tested in this paper is that the implementation of a new educational law in 1991-92, the LOGSE, that replaced the LGE, prevented dropout rates from falling further.

In this study, we evaluated changes in land use and land tenure in the Tijuana River Watershed, a region of high biodiversity and endemism, following the implementation of a new Agrarian Law which allowed for privatization and sales of communal land (ejidos) beginning in 1992.