The phrase "make a law" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The Senate voted to make a law that would increase the minimum wage."
How can we make a law telling threats from insults?
The president "cannot make a law," Curtis wrote, and "he cannot repeal one".
'How can it be that hard to make a law that parents cannot hit their kids?
The girls make a law – everyone who joins the club, has to pay insurance.
3. Make a law where kids only get one page of homework per week.
If I were elected, Sofia explained, I could make a law allowing women to play Major League Baseball.
Denning was made a law lord in 1957.
The legislature makes a law following the "will" of the majority.
They likewise made a law that no one should ever again exhibit that piece.
I and some colleague made a law librarian community in Japanese SNS "mixi".
But part of me has to admit that the dynamics of the practice, the eat-what-you-kill remuneration model, makes a law firm inherently fragile.
