Sentence examples for legalization implemented from inspiring English sources

1. Marijuana Legalization Implemented.

In a news conference Wednesday morning, Bill Blair, parliamentary secretary to Justice Minister Jody WilsaidRaybouldiscussionscussions about pardoning Canadians with pot convictions "can't take place" until legalization is implemented.

"I'll never cede my strong support [for medical cannabis]," but concerns over exactly how full-on legalization would be implemented -- from taxation to dispensation to "the message it sends" -- soured Prop 19 [2010's unsuccessful pot legalization ballot measure] in Newsom's eyes.

The IRCA contains four main provisions: (1) sanctions were introduced on employers hiring illegal immigrants; (2) the Border Patrol resources were increased; (3) an amnesty was provided for undocumented immigrants who could prove they had resided continuously in the USA from 1982; and (4) a special legalization program was implemented for undocumented agricultural workers.

"I'll never cede my strong support [for medical cannabis]," but concerns over exactly how full-on legalization would be implemented -- from taxation to dispensation to "the message it sends" -- soured Prop 19 in Newsom's eyes.

But she said the government needs to come up with a plan on how to deal with those currently operating in a gray market prior to legalization actually being implemented.

But she said the government needs to come up with a plan on how to deal with those currently operating in a grey market prior to legalization actually being implemented.

He announced that he would allow Colorado and Washington's pot legalization initiatives to be implemented free of federal interference.

Vaughan warned that "no large-scale legalization program should be implemented until a thorough quality control and fraud assessment of DACA has been conducted".

And 26 states and Washington, DC, now have some form of legal medical marijuana, with three more set to implement legalization schemes in the near future.

Finally, once this program is in place, deport and strictly enforce immigration laws against those that do not qualify for legalization, and begin implementing a functional employment verification system to deter future flows of unauthorized migrants (this would need to include a PIN-based system to overcome some of the privacy concerns inherent in E-Verify, as discussed here).