Sentence examples for a law imposing from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband, Labour's leader, is keen on tougher regulation, and would embrace a law imposing it.

The United States passed a law imposing sanctions, many of which targeted Putin allies.

The French Senate voted in favor of a law imposing a fixed price on e-books sold within French territory.

The international concern over gay rights in Russia follows the passage of a law imposing heavy fines for anyone providing information about homosexuality to people under 18.

579, in which it was held that the state had no power to pass a law imposing a tax upon the operations of a national bank.

Mexico has become the standard bearer in the global fight against obesity, after parliamentarians passed a law imposing significant new taxes on junk food and sugary drinks.

Indeed, the Japanese operate under a law imposed after World War II by Gen. Douglas MacArthur that is, if anything, more restrictive than Glass-Steagall.

But the Seventh and Ninth Circuits have blocked similar laws using a different analysis, holding that the undue-burden test requires balancing the obstacles a law imposes against the strength of the state's justification for it.

A finding that a law imposes a substantial burden on religion would become automatic; the only issue in any case would be whether imposing that burden serves a compelling government interest by the least restrictive means.

"A law imposed from outside can lack legitimacy among people with such beliefs".

In Missouri, the state teachers union, citing free speech, persuaded a judge that a new law imposing a statewide ban on electronic communication between teachers and students was unconstitutional.