Sentence examples for passed to implement from inspiring English sources

But if a future case poses the question directly, the court should rule that laws passed to implement treaties — like other laws — must accord with the Constitution.

In his pithy majority opinion, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote: "We are reluctant to ignore the ordinary meaning of 'chemical weapon,' when doing so would transform a statute passed to implement the international Convention on Chemical Weapons into one that also makes it a federal offense to poison goldfish".

Since 2016, 12 states and the District of Columbia have passed laws to implement automatic voter registration, and while data is limited, the early results are encouraging.

What happened: In October, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) voted on and passed rules to implement Title III of the JOBS Act - giving non-accredited investors the right to invest in companies via crowdfunding.

Ten states plus D.C. already offer same day voter registration, and after testing a pilot program during the 2014 election, Illinois has also passed legislation to implement same day registration.

In the early 1990s, many states had passed laws to implement name-based HIV surveillance (the norm for infectious disease public health surveillance) to improve HIV prevention and epidemic tracking.

We are, however, committed to passing legislation to implement the policies in the areas where agreement can be found to support job creation and long-term economic growth.

The Government says it does not have to pass legislation to implement the rules, which it is introducing using Standing Orders of the House of Commons.

One will be to pass bills to implement a new ruling on collective-self defence to allow Japan to come to the aid of allies, notably America a change expected to draw heated public opposition.

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.

Days after the election, Wilkinson signed a proclamation calling a special legislative session to begin November 28 to pass legislation to implement the lottery.