Sentence examples for issuing laws from inspiring English sources

It has been busy issuing laws helpful to the Brothers.

"It was crucial to demonstrate that he was in charge and issuing laws".

Opposition groups argued that overarching rules imposed by NAFTA could undermine local governments by preventing them from issuing laws or regulations designed to protect the public interest.

It is scaling up company use of international sustainability standards and reporting techniques, increasing investments in green laboratories and issuing laws and guidelines that spur companies to "compete up" for recognition in setting and meeting common environmental goals.

The kings of new peoples ruled as much in Roman style as they could, issuing laws written in Latin for their own peoples and their Roman subjects and striking coins that imitated imperial coinage.

The church of St. Sebastian was also probably begun at this time, and it was in these early years of his reign that Constantine began issuing laws conveying upon the church and its clergy fiscal and legal privileges and immunities from civic burdens.

Among other things, Saudi Arabia has issued laws to protect foreign investment.

Popes continued to issue laws, but most of these were only valid inside the church.

Majority of countries have issued laws and policies in response to this concern by requiring their industrial sectors to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, such as CO2.

In order to prevent health hazards, national and international institutions have issued laws and directives which establish recommended limits to the workers' exposure to vibrations during operations.

Among the arguments advanced for these irresponsible statutes is the claim that "shall issue" laws have played a major role in reducing violent crime.