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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a law which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific law and providing additional information or clarification about it.
Example: "The new legislation is a law which aims to reduce carbon emissions significantly."
Alternatives: "a law that" or "a statute which".
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Rival reporters wondered whether there was a law which forced politicians to talk to him.
He backs a law which makes protesting illegal without police permission.
October 2009 Constitutional court overturns a law which granted Berlusconi immunity while in office.
He told the Guardian: "We have passed a law which is an ass".
NYC recently adopted a law which will ban the spraying of fire-proofing materials containing asbestos on… DEPT.
Volkswagen is protected from foreign buyers by a law which bureaucrats in Brussels are trying to have overturned.
This is in addition to a law which already reserves 60% of most listed companies to local blacks.
A law which provided a defence to violence if it was done to "stop witchcraft" was only repealed in 2013.
"Spain's parliament is considering a law which begins to adapt copyright for creators to the new landscape.
Meanwhile, Singapore has proposed a law which would allow it to fine foreign companies for causing cross-border air pollution.
This is an interesting commentary on an attempt to uphold a law which arose from the prosecution of fascists.
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