Examples of using A draft law in English and their translations into Dutch
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Egyptian media recently reported about a draft law that would allow a husband to have sex with his dead wife within six hours after her death.
Opinion on a draft law on restoring fairness in taxation
We are talking about a draft law in Lithuania which is causing a problem,
The European Union has learned that on 30 June 1997 a discussion took place in the Serbian parliament on a draft law on local authorities.
The area of general product safety remains unregulated, although a draft law is under preparation.
This having now been completed, a draft law intended to implement the directive is being drawn up.
the Federal Government put forward a draft law, which was, however, rejected by the Bundesrat.
Germany's ministry of economics is currently working on a draft law to enable free router choice for consumers,
On 20 January 2012, the Luxembourg government adopted a draft law to reform the pension system for both the private
On 30 July 1984, the Cabinet approved a draft law on youth employment in the Mezzogiorno.
The Lower House has accepted a draft law abolishing the ban on nightwork for women in industry and introducing an authorization
A draft law on a common economic allocation of costs is a bad idea since,
A draft law( the draft law)
For example, it was the European Parliament which asked the Commission to submit a draft law regulating and facilitating transnational inheritance procedures,
A draft law on foundations is currently being discussed
See also paragraph 10 of ECB Opinion CON/ 2005/21 of 14 June 2005 at the request of Lietuvos bankas on a draft law on the adoption of the euro;
elaboration of a draft law on energy conservation, the preparation of energy regulation legislation
A draft law on terms in standard contracts,
Perhaps the most alarming legislative initiative to appear this year is a draft law that would force the closure of any NGO that does not publish reports on their operating budget twice annually.