Sentence examples for put laws from inspiring English sources

Mayors and city councils put laws into practice.

Isabel Hardman at Coffee House says Cameron should resist those urging him to put Laws in the Education department.

"But sometimes it's necessary to put laws out there for the safety of people," Mr. McKithen said.

"People have not shut their borders, they have not put laws in place, they have not acted with the urgency that is needed".

Just to make things more complicated, there is also not just one but two federal law courts which can put laws up for judicial review.

The N.H.T.S.A. has a seat-belt use chart that starts in 1983, and it shows a rise in use as states put laws into effect.

(The movie presents these guys as outrageous creeps who put law enforcement on a lower level than outright criminality).

It put law enforcement on notice that most GPS electronic surveillance will be suspect without a judge's warrant.

He said the Sidley case put law firms on notice that they could be at risk of violating federal law.

"Confronting protesters in a manner more appropriate for a battlefield may put law enforcement in the mindset that confrontation and conflict is inevitable rather than possible".

For the first time in a year, a poll has just put Law and Justice ahead of the largest opposition party, the liberal Civic Platform.