Sentence examples for law implemented from inspiring English sources

To persist with a law implemented in the pre-Taylor Report era seems stubborn and lazy.

The labor law, implemented in January of 2008, was supposed to blunt rising unrest among Chinese workers.

Malaysia's federal court has dismissed a challenge that a sedition law implemented under the British empire is unconstitutional, prolonging the government's ability to quell political opposition.

This is at least in part due to the Aubry law, implemented in 2000, which imposed a statutory 35 hour working week.

From a labor-market perspective, the Affordable Care Act has little in common with the 2006 health reform law implemented in Massachusetts.

Which is why a law implemented in April that is designed to modestly improve the lot of domestic workers is causing a fury.

Settlements are also war crimes under Australian domestic law implementing that statute.

Haley's office pointed out that she is the first governor to sign a statewide law implementing the use of body cameras.

But real changes will not come until Congress passes a law implementing the requirements of the protocol, called the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption.

The danger of adopting new criminal procedures for short-run effect is that case law implementing the change develops only over time.

In a swath of policy areas, from the environment to consumer rights, the European Parliament shares power equally with national governments to amend new laws implemented across the European Union.