Sentence examples for laws measures from inspiring English sources

It would also pave the way for constructive debate on issues that will help tackle poaching and illegal ivory trade, including stronger laws, measures to counter corruption, and more vigilance at key ports, such as Mombasa and Zanzibar, from which ivory continues to be smuggled out of Africa.

This report is very timely as the ivory trade will be a hot topic of discussion at Cites next month and we need the international community to have a constructive debate on addressing issues that will help tackle poaching and illegal ivory trade, including stronger laws, measures to counter corruption, and more vigilance at key ports from which ivory continues to be smuggled out of Africa.

In countries without straightforward sodomy laws — measures that render certain sexual acts illegal — other punitive laws are used to criminalize LGBTIQ people, including debauchery laws, public morality laws, laws against cross-dressing and other religion-based laws.

Most of these studies on growth laws measured bacteria in a steady-state situation, using a chemostat or balanced growth in a batch culture inoculated at high dilution [ 6, 9, 10, 14].

Other EU 'soft law' measures under the Open Method of Coordination are difficult to quantify as they often take the form of objectives and common targets.

The governor also signed into law measures to improve screening of workers and families who care for children receiving public services.

The condition would be that the recipient country put in place basic anti-corruption, rule-of-law measures and institutions that will attract private investors, who have replaced governments as the key source of capital for growth in the world.

In his first two years in office, Obama did nothing on guns, other than to sign into law measures that made it easier to carry guns in national parks and transport them on Amtrak.

It's all change today as a raft of new employment law measures are introduced – and you might not be surprised to hear that many of the changes are intended to deter you from making a claim.

Nixon ran as a healer and governed, by contemporary standards, as a moderate, opening up relations with China, signing into law measures banning sex discrimination, expanding the use of affirmative action, establishing the Environmental Protection Agency, and signing the Clean Air Act.

The president of Fare, Michael Thorn, told Guardian Australia that Callinan's report was thorough and had found the lockout law measures were valid in meeting the government's objective of reducing alcohol-related violence.