Sentence examples for legislating and implementing from inspiring English sources

Since 2001, Mexico has been designing, legislating, and implementing a major health-system reform.

However, the country is now taking actions on climate and energy, legislating and implementing a concrete carbon tax scheme.

And Republican leaders now face the daunting prospect of tackling the thorny issues of health care costs, coverage and access that bedeviled Democrats while legislating and implementing the Affordable Care Act.

"Legislating and implementing the law will be a real challenge, because it requires the creation of a market for renewable energy from practically nothing," said Nicolás Brown, an engineer specialising in renewable technology.

In reality, of course, any change will take time to draft, legislate, and implement.

Other countries and regions around the world have already legislated and implemented electronic takeback and recycling systems.

"The stand-your-ground law was legislated and implemented to protect people like Ms Alexander," said state senator Gary Siplin.

It is not just a matter of striking a deal: reforms must be legislated and implemented before the EU will release any cash.

The shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, said the import of the decision was tax cuts that had already been legislated and implemented would stay, and the rest would be repealed, including tax cuts for Australia's biggest companies in the event the Coalition can get them through the Senate.

According to a poll by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, 86% of Americans support the healthier school nutrition standards that have been legislated and implemented, while 93% of those surveyed believe that it is very important or somewhat important to serve nutritious foods in schools to support children's health and capacity to learn.

Our purpose and task is to legislate and implement policies.