Sentence examples for introducing a law from inspiring English sources

The authorities even considered introducing a law that would mandate a 50% market share for local firms by 2010.

Despite the Nepalese government prioritising the issue of gender-based violence since the war, legislative changes – including outlawing marital rape and introducing a law against domestic violence – often go unenforced.

Soon after the incident, then President Vladimir Putin forced the closure of many non-governmental organisations (NGOs) after introducing a law restricting them from receiving funding from foreign governments.

In a speech in Norfolk, the Labour leader will commit to introducing a law dealing with the poor working conditions of many migrants and the resulting downward pressure on wages for local workers.

"I'm thrilled," said Alderman Burton Natarus, who about 15 years ago, as a joke, proposed an amendment that anyone introducing a law had to propose repealing an old one.

However, the States of Guernsey's Policy Council said it would look at introducing a law in principle, but added that it was a low priority.

An announcement: the University of Nebraska College of Law's American Constitution Society is introducing a law-interviews podcast series.

Last year, France introduced a law banning individuals from holding directorships in more than five separate companies.

In the mid-nineteen-sixties, Brezhnev's Soviet Union introduced a law aimed at stifling ideological dissent.

He intends to introduce a law that will guarantee "minimum service" on public transport during strikes.

France has recently introduced a law that bans supermarkets from destroying unsold food.