Sentence examples for laws to implement from inspiring English sources

Although China signed the United Nations convention against torture in 1988 and has enacted domestic laws to implement it, torture to extract confessions is still prevalent.

The signatory nations — there are a hundred and ninety of them — must adopt domestic laws to implement and enforce the treaty within their own borders.

In Germany, for instance, a team at the finance ministry is working on draft amendments to the stock exchange and securities laws to implement MiFID.

Though the DPJ has the votes in the lower house of the Diet (parliament) to secure passage of the budget, it lacks the upper-house majority to pass laws to implement it.

In the run-up to the rematch of 1800, they rewrote their laws to implement a winner-take-all rule: whoever got the majority of votes for president in Virginia would get all of the state's votes in the Electoral College.

UAW members work industry-wide while the car companies are not permitted by antitrust laws to implement a combined labor strategy.

The Democratically-controlled legislature would have to pass a law to implement the proposal, and that's an uncertain prospect.

South Dakota has enacted a law to implement a statewide voter database that will allow more efficient administration on Election Day.

"In the coming days we will begin the process laid out in the law" to implement the repeal, Obama said.

Jason Gibbs, a spokesman, said Governor Douglas was determined to "work within the system and within the limits of current law to implement a program".

There are calls for a law to implement the constitutional right to freedom of information.Even the Federal Police has not emerged unscathed from its own investigations.