Sentence examples for to implement laws from inspiring English sources

If officials can decide not to implement laws they dislike, then equality under the law — for gay couples, at least — is just a slogan.

The Fine Gael/Labour government has struggled to respond to a 2010 ruling by the European court of human rights, which found it had failed to implement laws to enable women to have an abortion when their life is at risk during pregnancy.

With the first prosecutions under way in the UK and Guinea-Bissau, an increased focus on strengthening the law in Kenya, and a rare conviction in Uganda, positive moves are being made in several countries to implement laws that ban female genital mutilation (FGM).

The International Rugby Board is to implement laws to stop collapsed scrums and speed up the ruck area.

The commission, the European Union's executive body, is planning to issue a directive in January, instructing member states to implement laws requiring companies like Facebook not to show targeted ads unless users explicitly allow them to.

Barack Obama -- yes, has he hired incompetent people to implement laws and run agencies?

"The president gave clear instructions to implement law and order, and that nobody is above the law, and no one has immunity whatever his rank is," he added, referring to Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority.

"The latest events show the urgent need to implement law 53 to disband all [illegally] armed groups.

World leaders have pledged action to fully implement laws designed to protect women's rights and end discriminatory practices, following weeks of closed-door discussions that have been criticised by women's rights activists.

Its main task shall be to issue and implement laws and enactments because there is an obvious disappointment with the performance of the current government.

Seven states have passed laws refusing to implement the law and another ten have passed resolutions asking Congress to revisit the issue.