Sentence examples for law to create a from inspiring English sources

In response to the oil crisis in 1973, the U.S. Congress enacted a law to create a national 55 m.p.h.

If the president's six-month deadline is to be met, Parliament will have to rush through a law to create a new national oil company.

But in a blistering dissent, one justice accused the majority of having "butchered" the law to create a "dangerous precedent" that altered the rights of waterfront-property owners.

No one would argue seriously, for example, that because an employee cannot work nights, the government should be required by law to create a day-side promotion.

"It is against the law to create a climate that discourages others from practicing their faith, and that is what he has attempted to do," Mr. Britto said.

The protesters want speedy adoption of a law to create a powerful anti-corruption ombudsman which would be able to ensure rapid investigation and prosecution of offenders.

When Acting Gov. (and Senate president) Richard J. Codey finally agreed to back a law to create an office of lieutenant governor, longtime advocates of the position were relieved.

A two-week protest in New Delhi after their arrests, involving tens of thousands of people, resulted in a promise by India's Parliament to form a law to create an anticorruption ombudsman.

Within hours of the ruling, Richard Armey, a Republican congressman from Texas, introduced a law to create an experimental voucher programme in Washington, DC, one of the country's worst school districts.

Juncker will also press for speedy implementation of a recently agreed law to create an EU border and coastguard to ensure better control of migrants arriving from the Middle East and Africa.

Mr Hazare went on hunger strike in April to demand stringent anti-corruption laws and in particular a law to create an ombudsman to deal with allegations of corruption.