Sentence examples for promote laws from inspiring English sources
Politicians aligned with them promote laws allowing Jews to ban Arabs from living among them.
In the United States they joined forces with the Jewish community to promote laws accommodating Sabbatarian practice.
The Vatican issued guidelines for Roman Catholic politicians today that underlined the church's opposition to abortion, euthanasia and same-sex marriage and told Catholics not to promote laws that favor those practices.
"We are calling for a civil state," said Essam el-Erian, a prominent leader of the Brotherhood, adding that the group hoped to promote laws derived from the elements of Islamic law common to other great religions, like "freedom of worship and faith, equality between people, and human rights and human dignity".
Stone spoke in front of a number of legislative bodies to promote laws giving more rights to women.
Governments must do more to foster and promote laws, regulations and policies that embrace the connectivity of the cloud.
Beneath them come myriad provincial agencies and actors and big private companies that claim to promote law enforcement, to supervise fisheries, to explore for oil and gas, and to promote tourism.
"A tendency to promote law enforcement and security paradigms at the expense of human rights frameworks dehumanises irregular migrants, enabling a climate of violence against them and further depriving them of the full protection of the law".
His proposals to promote law and order include monitoring internet cafes to ensure they are not used to play violent video games, and reducing the amount of violence on television.
The way to promote law-abiding conduct is to change those circumstances, something that can be done only as a community (a community in Western Europe, apparently, at least until health care reform fully takes effect).
Villaraigosa, the city's first Latino mayor in a hundred and thirty-five years, was away, on a nine-day trip to El Salvador and Mexico intended to increase trade and to promote law-enforcement coöperation in countering the increasing influence of transnational gangs.
