Sentence examples for introduction of laws from inspiring English sources

The development comes as Uber is thrust into a major political battle that could see the introduction of laws designed to curb its growth.

Meanwhile, the introduction of laws that restrict late-night socialising in central Sydney's party precincts has severely damaged Oxford Street, the city's traditional gay strip.

The chief minister, Allan Bell, said a public consultation would be launched this month on the introduction of laws to enable same-sex couples to be married.

Alison Goldsworthy, also of Lib Dem youth and students, claimed that in Denmark, sex crime rates had fallen by 66% since the introduction of laws like those proposed.

The ECP and other sex worker rights groups have long campaigned for the introduction of laws similar to those in New Zealand, where sex work is decriminalised and women are allowed to work together in small owner-operated brothels.

More investment in jobs and social security, and the introduction of laws that offer vulnerable people greater protection, are required to halt the slowing of human development caused by income inequality, fluctuations in food prices, natural disasters and conflict.

Currently about 50% of her work is in Northern Ireland; since the introduction of law, she has found working there much more dangerous.

"The introduction of law firms which specialise in supporting fathers is new for the UK, but I hope that they will be able to provide the specialist support that many dads need to be able to make their case in court".

In Victoria, police minister Lisa Neville has framed the introduction of the laws around community protection and explained in a media release that these laws are about cracking down on ice dealers.

The introduction of new laws was left to Mr Maliki's office.

But watching the degrading of society's values and traditions with the introduction of misguided laws is very frustrating.