Sentence examples for to draft laws from inspiring English sources

Pakistan is trying to draft laws to regulate the industry.

In Britain we expect the elected parliament to draft laws and for the unelected House of Lords to scrutinise them.

It is essential to listen to sex workers all over the world in order to draft laws to help keep us safe.

Nevertheless, the classicizing theorists of the 16th century made a determined attempt to explain existing poetry by the rules of short and long and to draft "laws" by which modern verse might move in Classical metres.

The challenge for policymakers is to draft laws that deal with some citizens' proven appetite for drugs while maximising safety for all, in accordance with the best available evidence.

Less than four years earlier, the court had invalidated every death penalty statute in the country, and states were racing to draft laws that would test the court's tolerance for a fresh start.

Its delegates, once mostly geriatrics, now have an average age of a little over 50 and have taken with gusto to drafting laws.

It fell to him to expound the draft laws arising from the Smith Commission to the House of Commons.

Also on Wednesday, the European Commission will propose changes to a draft law on financial market abuse to introduce punishments for the rigging of interbank lending rates, like Libor.

According to the draft law, the country's Environment Ministry will have 180 days to evaluate a company's environmental assessment of a given project in its application for a mining permit.

Last week Hungary's central-bank boss, Zsigmond Jarai, and his Polish counterpart, Leszek Balcerowicz, took their governments to task for backing draft laws designed to curb their powers.