Sentence examples for put forward laws from inspiring English sources

A handful of countries in OGP have even put forward laws aimed at restricting space for civil society.

In his speech, the Labour leader put forward plans for a new law which would help stop firms exploiting legal loopholes to employ foreign workers on lower wages than their British counterparts.

And on April 2nd they put forward draft laws for a new anthem, flag and state symbol.

The French, too, put forward the law ostensibly on the grounds of public safety.

In summer 2011 the government put forward a law – passed in parliament by a large majority – that calls for a complete nuclear phase-out by the end of 2022.

Isaac Newton put forward the law in 1687 and used it to explain the observed motions of the planets and their moons, which had been reduced to mathematical form by Johannes Kepler early in the 17th century.

"When government ministers put forward new policies, laws or expenditure, it is vital that members have the time, expertise and knowledge to challenge those proposals robustly".

Going beyond the justifications proposed by the Prop 8 proponents' in their legal defense of the law, Verrilli points out that the purposes put forward for the law's passage during the 2008 election also fail to save it from being struck down.

It must be treated like a tooth that hurts," said Milonov, who put forward the St Petersburg law this year.

The coalition put forward a draft law on the issue in April 2015, but the text was mothballed due to strong divisions over the subject.

The German government has put forward a draft law which is aimed at all publicly quoted companies and which includes provisions that would force executives to hold share options for at least four years, instead of two.