Sentence examples for introducing laws to from inspiring English sources
Instead of introducing laws to combat the problem, however, Turkey moved towards normalising sexual assault.
77 China said it was introducing laws to control outbreaks of mass what in public places?
It says governments had talked the language of gender equality by introducing laws to ensure women's rights were protected, but had been selective about their implementation.
In the wake of Osborne's announcement that teachers' pay would be reformed, Gove has been looking at ways to prepare for an escalation in his battle with teachers, introducing laws to make it harder for them to strike, making it easier for academies to dismiss staff, and challenging any emerging strike action through the courts.
But he promised would tackle the negative consequences by introducing laws to count people in and out at the border, stop firms recruiting only from abroad, make large companies that hire foreign workers train local apprentices too, require public sector workers to have a minimum standard of English, and make it a specific criminal offence for firms to exploit workers and undercut wages.
The report recommended making it a criminal offence to hide information about poor care, introducing laws to oblige doctors to be open with patients about mistakes, a code of conduct for senior managers and an increased focus on compassion in the recruitment, training and education of nurses.
Labour introduced laws to make funding transparent.
Labour would have introduced laws to break up media companies which it considered too powerful.
The government has introduced laws to establish standards for garages carrying out conversions.
"It is quite right that we have introduced laws to outlaw that kind of thing.
