Sentence examples for introduce draft from inspiring English sources
With six months to comply following the Scoppola judgment on 22 May this year, we understand that the government will introduce draft legislation on prisoners voting for debate in the House of Commons today, 22 November.
A Cabinet Office spokesman said: "Before a decision can be taken on whether to introduce draft legislation, it is important that a wide range of views, from within and outside government, are understood.
Public health minister Jane Ellison told the House of Commons that she would introduce draft regulations swiftly "so it is crystal clear what is intended" – although there will be a short consultation.
Its publication comes as it emerged that the UK government has promised the European court of human rights it will introduce draft legislation soon to extend voting rights for prisoners.
The government has a duty under the international treaty on tobacco control to make sure that the industry does not have a voice on policy in this area". The all-party parliamentary group on smoking and health is seeking urgent clarification from the prime minister as to when he intends to introduce draft regulations for plain packaging.
The UK government has announced it will introduce draft legislation in the spring aimed at preventing unsafe or criminal use of drones.
West Bengal: Business investors are wary of the state government's newly introduced draft clause in land-lease agreements.
Last month, a congressional committee introduced draft legislation that would repeal PASPA and allow states to legalize online gambling, with oversight provided by the Federal Trade Commission.
Widodo has also introduced draft laws that, if passed by the parliament, will severely punish foreign scientists who do fieldwork without proper permits.
Ireland has introduced draft legislation that would make it a crime to withhold information on child abuse from the state authorities.
In March the Swedish government introduced draft legislation designed to reverse the country's former policy of phasing out nuclear power.
