Sentence examples for introducing the laws from inspiring English sources

The company did stupid and venal things, but introducing the laws of supply and demand into the energy system was smart business and is, by and large, good for customers.

Introducing the law, a national assembly member declared that "internet space in our country has become the wall of a public toilet".

"I was not in favour of introducing the law, but I am worried about sending the wrong signal if we abolish it now," said Trude Drevland, the mayor of Bergen, Norway's second-largest city.

In introducing the law, its sponsors assured members of Congress that it would never be used to target mere speech.

After becoming prime minister Turnbull unexpectedly retained plans to introduce the laws limiting legal standing.

The Queensland government introduced the laws after the state electoral commission's referral of one person to police for casting multiple votes in the 2012 state election.

Three cities, including St . Petersburg have passed laws criminalizing "homosexual propaganda," and a spokesman for the Russian Orthodox Church, the country's predominant faith, has endorsed an initiative to introduce the laws nationwide.

He founded the abbeys of Cormeilles and Lire in Normandy and introduced the "laws of Bréteuil" to Hereford, whence they became a model for many western English, Welsh, and Irish boroughs.

"The Communist totalitarian regime set out deliberately to destroy national identity," said Volodymyr Vyatrovych, the 37-year-old historian and head of Ukraine's National Memory institute, who introduced the laws in parliament.

An earlier Conservative government introduced the law now in place.

It originally planned to introduce the law on Jan . 1 , 2004