Sentence examples for a standalone law from inspiring English sources

As a standalone law, the proposal in Table 1 would not always address the international nature of contract cheating; as discussed above, an episode of contract cheating can include just three actors (student, university, third party), but may include many more; a company, regulated by a government, hosted on a website, with advertisers and advertising, a bidding system with multiple writers etc.

A standalone law would be open to fresh and politically motivated interpretations.

As the anti-doping community descended on Twickenham for a conference this week, he said that since the launch of a standalone agency, links with law enforcement agencies have improved hugely over the last 16 months to give "a much better idea of what is going on around doping in the UK".

And even if Congress does pass a standalone bump stock ban into law, it wouldn't represent any kind of sea change in the willingness of America's political class to take on out-of-control gun violence.

Although Obama may not want to sign a standalone package of Wall Street deregulation into law, bipartisan legislation could be inserted into a broader bill that the president might find difficult to reject.

May argues that a standalone border force led by a police chief would have more focus, and a more rigorous "law enforcement ethos".

It's not a standalone.

Cancer is not a standalone teachable moment.

I only ever considered it a standalone.

What should a standalone goal look like?

Saab was made a standalone business.