Sentence examples for put in law from inspiring English sources

"Now we need to put in law a proper safeguard to prevent these arbitrary cases from happening again.

The legion campaigned to get the core principles of the covenant put in law, and persuaded the government to keep plans to appoint a Chief Coroner.

But he said: "We are the government that has put in law that we have to treat mental health and physical health on the same basis".

"In fact it's this coalition government, Liberal Democrats and Conservatives, who've put in law for the first time a guarantee to the British people of the circumstances in which a referendum will take place.

Instead, it's a seven-part indictment of our criminal justice system, the trust we put in law enforcement, and the reasons why people confess to crimes they didn't commit.

Over the past decade it has put in laws that comply with international standards, requiring, for example, people entering or leaving the country to declare currency or gold bullion worth $15,500 or more.

But these countries are actually putting in place laws, regulations, and programs in their domestic context to actually meet these objectives.

A lot also hangs on putting in place the right laws and regulations.

Enron, and other companies, wanted the trading exemption put in a law, which would provide more legal certainty to their operations than a regulatory rule.

Miranda was put in the law in part to protect such people from incriminating themselves.

And both Uruguay and Australia have been sued by Philip Morris International for putting in place tough anti-tobacco laws.