Sentence examples for law to develop a from inspiring English sources

"To ensure compliance with this regulation, EDMC worked closely with outside experts in both human resources and education law to develop a plan that required consideration of five quality factors along with enrollment numbers to determine salaries".

But the report insists it is time to go further, arguing: "There is an opportunity within the devolution of abortion law to develop a distinct Scottish approach to women's reproductive health and the strengthen women's rights".

"EDMC worked closely with outside experts in both human resources and education law to develop a plan that required consideration of five quality factors along with enrollment numbers to determine salaries," the statement read.

The village should better spend all of the money and effort and time they are putting into this law to develop an inspection program in Mount Kisco to make sure that buildings are up to code.

The court, to be fair, predicted as much, saying that it expected international law to "develop" towards a total ban on the use of the bomb.

Because the building was once a school, Mr. Singer is required by city law to develop it as a community center, and his plans are subject to approval by the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, said a department spokesman, Patrick Muldowney.

William Anh Nguyen, born in 1985, was one of thousands of people who protested in Ho Chi Minh city on Sunday against a draft law to develop economic zones under which land leases of up to 99 years will be offered to investors.

It's showing the world that Colombia is responsible, that we created a new law to develop this business.

At Touro Law School in Huntington, he worked with law instructors to develop a course for foreign students in a masters degree program who wanted training in American jurisprudence.

In recognition of his work, Matewere was appointed as Malawi's special law commissioner to develop a national policy for anti-human trafficking and adoption.

The Center for Biological Diversity and three other conservation groups sent a petition to the California Fish and Game Commission to protect gray wolves as an endangered species under state law and to develop a plan to protect them.