Sentence examples for to implement a law from inspiring English sources

It is hard to implement a law when opponents want it obliterated.

"We don't have the facilities to implement a law like this," he said.

Only one E.U. member state, Spain, met a deadline this summer to implement a law agreed to in 2009 that would smooth the way for testing storage sites for carbon capture and sequestration.

"Currently, state governments and private businesses are being forced to expend enormous amounts of resources to prepare to implement a law that in the end may be declared unconstitutional," Mr. Cuccinelli said in a statement.

"This week I have passed a law giving us tighter control over the operation of pub crawl organisers and we are the first municipality resort to implement a law such as this," he said.

"They went out of their way to implement a law that is a job killer and a business killer and a goodwill killer that will result in a lot of people and a lot of money leaving North Carolina," he said.

It's not clear how the USDA will react to Wisconsin's new law; last year the agency told Georgia not to implement a similar law, and the state backed down.

So while it's stunning to hear McInnis so forcefully endorse Arizona's racial profiling law today, and while its shocking to hear him say he wants to implement a similar law here in Colorado, it's consistent with his legislative history.

Kansas is likely to implement a state law banning enforcement of federal weapon restrictions on guns made in the state, even though a similar Montana law was ruled unconstitutional this week.

The trend set to continue, as Europe seeks to implement a new law with fines of up to €100m for non-compliance.

The "rush to implement" a veil law had effectively tabled those other proposals, but the commissioners also knew that passing along to the legislature a package of twenty-six costlycated, costly proposals would mean a debate that could last for years, and nobody wanted that.