Sentence examples for laws introduced from inspiring English sources

New laws introduced after the attack make stalking, voyeurism and sexual harassment a crime.

A recently published academic paper reviewed voter ID laws introduced between 2001 and 2012.

New European laws introduced in March last year allow you to ask for a replacement car.

Restrictive abortion laws, introduced in 1993, punish Poland's most vulnerable people: poor, rural and young women.

Under NMW laws introduced in 1999, anyone who "works" is entitled to the current hourly rate.

Visibility is key: it allows accountability and legitimises any governance laws introduced.

The referendum was just one measure contained in tough national gun laws introduced in December 2003.

Nine of the 15 states previously covered by the VRA now have restrictive voter laws introduced since 2010.

Momin Khawaja was the first person to be charged under Canada's anti-terror laws introduced after the September 11 attacks.

"This means repealing the laws introduced by the British colonial administration and codified in the Zambian penal code".

Symbolic laws introduced by the Tories, who have otherwise shown no interest in human rights, amount to just more posturing.