Examples of using Make laws in English and their translations into German
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They make laws that simply cannot be followed.
Countries, governments, people who make laws.
We have to make laws based on the reality of life”.
Eg could these determine the taxes and make laws.
I believe we should make laws for the general public.
Just like the delegates who make laws.
And we make laws in order to limit the number of fine particles at these locations.
By me kings reign and rulers make laws that are just;
They make laws that are too ambiguous to figure out whether it applies to you.
The bicameral Houseis the Legislature where there is the power to make laws.
We make laws for 500 million people, and a certain degree of coherence is needed to do that.
During the competitive legislation both the federation and the laender can make laws in principle.
If you are not able to understand the(but, most likely, do not want to, because you are not on hand) the described pattern- It means your level"intelligence" very low even to express own opinion, not exposing ourselves to ridicule,not to mention the fact that"make laws", without their.
Sometimes governments give money to NGOs who represent particular groups, like people with disabilities,because politicians want to make sure that when they make laws and policies, everyone who could be affected has a chance to speak.
But to the political leaders.President Bush and the Congress should not make laws against immigrants.
Gumer, It is a social activist sixteen claiming the powerful of theworld to take into account climate change and make laws to protect the planet earth….
Declared neoliberals, who know their Montesquieu by heart, thus become enthusiastic for an institutional arrangement in which the executive arm(Council and Commission)and the judiciary(the Court of Justice) make laws, whereas the legislative arm(the Parliament) is a consultative ectoplasm.
The EU makes laws in different areas.
So they make law that….
Kristina Gjerde: Making law on the high seas.
So,'make law, not war', change the agenda, give us time, stay there for a year or two.
Your ancestors knew this when they made laws to govern themselves, and hired policemen to enforce them.
Man made laws are attempts to deal with occurring problems and not knowing how to solve them, they make a law. .
The EU makes laws on many important things for the people who live in those countries.
When I grow up I am going to be one of those men,"who makes laws.
With them, I invite the political leaders in charge of making laws for the common good to take serious stock of their responsibility and of the human issues at stake.
The problem is the credibility of an international institution when it comes toimposing something defined intelligently by a German sociologist:'Make law, not war.
So as long as the proletariat thinks there is an easier way, letting others act for it by carrying out agitation from a high platform, by taking decisions,by giving signals for action, by making laws, it will hesitate, and the old ways of thinking and the old weaknesses will keep them pacified.
I supported the protection of patients' rights in cross-border health care, because I am of the opinion that elected representatives in the European Parliament havetoo long been satisfied with lawyers making law in this area- law should be made by politicians, i.e. Members of Parliament elected by European voters.
