Sentence examples for implemented laws from inspiring English sources

Poland and Hungary faced the same situation, yet both countries implemented laws that to an extent increase the security of their country's landowners.

And how could it happen when several states, including Arizona and Colorado, have recently implemented laws to make life harder for these immigrants?

While completing a national identification project to include the undocumented in social protection programmes, the Dominican Republic simultaneously implemented laws that effectively stripped many individuals of Haitian descent of de facto, if not de jure, citizenship.

1994), which concluded that high-level government officials implemented laws that undermined minorities; Long Memory: The Black Experience in America (1982); and The Politics of Parenthood Child Caree, Women's Rights, and the Myth of the Good Mother (1993), which put forth the thesis that in order for women to work, men must take on a larger share of child care.

Many countries have implemented laws and planning instruments to preserve farmland on the urban fringe.

Several countries have implemented laws that limit the number of successive temporary positions one person can have (see, for example, Next Wave's articles on Hochschulreform in Germany and the introduction of the EC's fixed-term work directive in the UK).

Following its move to comply with international regulations, on April 25 , 1997 Brazil implemented Law No 9456, known as the Plant Variety Protection Law [PVP Law].

They were able to avoid jail time even under the newly implemented law.

Lucia Lagunes Huerta, the director of CIMAC, a feminist news agency, told me that the written law and the implemented law are different things.

The army effectively implemented law enforcement priorities and developed a ranger force that provided for prosecution and punishment of those engaged in illegal activity in the national parks.

"A federation like Germany cannot immediately go and implement laws".