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Meanings of new laws in English
Portuguese
leis novas Catalan
lleis d'índies 
Laws intended to prevent the exploitation and mistreatment of the indigenous peoples of the Americas.
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Usage of new laws in English
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Many governments seek market solutions, while companies are calling for new laws.
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The Green Party says new laws to protect children go too far.
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The new laws will take effect from the beginning of next year.
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A South Auckland barrister is welcoming new laws to tackle domestic violence.
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Yet these are precisely the conditions being re-created by the new laws.
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The report also calls for new laws to remove failing police commissioners.
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The country introduced the new laws following a spike in measles cases.
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Here's what we can expect from the new laws passed this week.
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The Government expects the new laws to be in place less… Audio
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As Chief of Chiefs, he had the power to proclaim new laws.
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Your new laws say we are citizens, but we are monsters, Anita.
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The remote video facility was enabled by new laws introduced in September.
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And then there's Australia, which has introduced controversial new laws about encryption.
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Not that We the People petitioners are always gunning for new laws.
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Naturally conversation assumed a new importance, and was subject to new laws.
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One of the new laws requires state agencies to budget for late-payment interest.
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