Sentence examples for implementing a legal from inspiring English sources

For the next few years, all eyes will be on the Bay State and its innovative approach to implementing a legal cannabis market.

Specifically, the department has been faulted for slow progress implementing a legal settlement that requires it to dramatically improve care for thousands of mentally ill children requiring intensive treatment.

We would implement a legal cap on water quality pollution on a catchment basis, which gradually decreases over the next 10 years.

Considering this social reality, our legislator has implemented a legal protection regime designed to guarantee social recognition of the authorship and ownership of artistic or literary work, empowering creators to control the use of their work.

Instead, Scott has directed a marijuana advisory board to study what is needed to implement a legal marketplace in which marijuana is taxed and regulated, with plans to report findings to the governor by Dec. 15.

Earlier this month, the state of Victoria announced that it plans to implement a legal framework around legal medicinal cannabis.

On Tuesday, the office of Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews announced that the Australian state will implement a legal framework around legal medicinal cannabis.

Madore's story raises important questions about how employers will treat both medical and recreational cannabis users as the government implements a legal rec regime.

In 2004 and 2005 — just two years' time — the Vietnamese government introduced sweeping changes to its religious freedom policy by implementing a new legal framework on religion that bans forced renunciation, grants citizens the right to freedom HANOI 00000007 002 OF 004 of belief and religion, as well as the freedom not to follow a religion, and prohibits violations of these freedoms.

"The opinions of people who have spent their professional lives implementing an impartial legal system in accordance with the rule of law and grappling with the complex problems associated with criminal justice were patronisingly dismissed by the premier and attorney general, neither of whom has the slightest knowledge or understanding of those matters," he said.

I am all in favour of both of these goals, but I am concerned that many of the legal institutions going fully paperless today are doing so without implementing a ledger-based approach to legal corpus management.