Sentence examples for introduced making from inspiring English sources

2007 The Forced Marriage (Civil Protection) Act is introduced making forced marriage a civil offence.

In April 2010, the Coroners and Justice Act was introduced, making it an offense to conspire to hold someone in servitude and require that individual to carry out forced or compulsory labor.

Other improvements were introduced, making it possible to print on both sides of the paper, sort and collate, automatically produce a predetermined number of copies, and enlarge or reduce the image reproduced from the original.

Yes, for nigh on four centuries they've been leaning down to expectant faces and querying, "Where to, guv?" However, by the late 19th century there were so many of them that regulations were introduced making it illegal for cabs to clop about willy-nilly.

Yet given the majority of Australians live in older homes (for example, 86% of homes in Victoria were built before 2005 when minimum energy efficiency requirements were introduced), making existing housing stock more energy efficient would have a positive environmental and financial impact – as well as potentially save lives.

The new concept of the control kernel of an application is introduced, making easier the design of general purpose applications.

In 2006, Zillow.com introduced "Make Me Move," which lets homeowners name a price that would compel them to sell.

Ms. Black, at the news conference on Tuesday where she was introduced, made no pretense of having any experience in education.

With the short skirts, flesh-coloured stockings were introduced, made from expensive silk or more practical lisle or wool (other colours were also worn).

"Increasing the rate to 25% so soon after it was first introduced makes a bad policy much worse," the ABB said in a statement.

The frequency spacing or jump introduced, made it possible to achieve the max rank, where each row and column is orthogonal within the rank.