Sentence examples for introducing same from inspiring English sources

£3.7m – Estimated cost of introducing same sex marriage, according to Government figures.

The Home Office said it was committed to introducing same sex marriage, but a consultation on the issue was still ongoing and it was never intended to be included in this Queen's Speech.

And introducing same-sex unions is really unimaginable in this realm of stagnated conservatism.

Introducing same-sex marriage in France was supposed to be straightforward.

Supporters have been introducing same-sex marriage bills in Rhode Island since 1997, but none had been voted out of committee until this year.

In his televised address, Hollande said he felt he had achieved many changes for France in his time in office, including introducing same-sex marriage and beginning to lower France's stubbornly high jobless figures after decades of mass unemployment.

Former prime minister David Cameron has been honoured for introducing same-sex marriage in England and Wales as he is recognised as "ally of the year" at the PinkNews awards held in Westminster.

Although Fillon has vowed not to overturn the 2013 law introducing same-sex marriage, nor make any change to abortion law, he has promised to roll back certain parental rights for same-sex couples.

The ceremony was held under tight police surveillance, just three days after tens of thousands of opponents of the law introducing same-sex marriage staged a final protest in Paris, leading to 293 arrests.

Supporters of a yes vote in Ireland claim that introducing same-sex marriage through a referendum, rather than just by introducing legislation, will mean greater security for gay couples, who will be constitutionally and not just legally recognised.

Spain's prime minister Jose Luis Zapatero has instituted a bold reforming agenda in his country, diluting church-state ties, ending direct government subsidy to the church, introducing same-sex marriage, easing divorce laws, and encouraging greater participation and opportunities for women in Spain's society and economy.