Sentence examples for introducing new laws from inspiring English sources

It looks increasingly possible to set up the libel tribunal without introducing new laws.

Introducing new laws to prosecute extremists would be wrong, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation has said.

"It is important to remember, however, that the fight against terror is not simply about introducing new laws, but also having the will to use them.

Keino said Kenya's sports ministry had been "ambivalent" on doping matters and he urged the government to take drastic measures to demonstrate its anti-doping credentials, including introducing new laws to criminalise those involved in doping.

But we are going further and introducing new laws to strengthen protection for the most vulnerable children and transforming the support available to them, as set out in plans we published this summer".

The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has said he will consider introducing new laws to limit the amount of sugar, salt and fat in processed foods to curb childhood obesity but said he wanted to give supermarkets and manufacturers a chance to get their "house in order" before resorting to legislation.

Spain and the Netherlands have introduced new laws, but without stiff penalties.

The government introduced new laws and the alleged attackers were brought before a fast-track court.

The government is required to make a declaration to that effect when it introduces new laws.

She also said the government could introduce new laws to regulate internet businesses.

And President Obama said he was determined to introduce new laws to make sure this cannot happen again.