Sentence examples for a subsequent law from inspiring English sources

Although a subsequent law ruled that stakes without caps or crimps would no longer be recognized as valid boundary markers, nothing was done about the many stakes remaining in the environment from old or abandoned claims, bird advocates say.

In 1953 the Ministry for Religion decreed that no foreign missionaries would be allowed into the country, and a subsequent law prohibited those already in Indonesia from teaching.

They added that she wanted to underscore the point that she had tried every reasonable approach in case a subsequent law-enforcement action by the immigration service is necessary to take custody of the child.

At the same time that he was a director for Mr. Paul's company, Mr. Rockwell called on libertarians to reach out to "cultural and moral traditionalists," who "reject not only affirmative action, set-asides and quotas, but the 1964 Civil Rights Act and all subsequent laws that force property owners to act against their will".

A subsequent "martial law regime" could be easily fashioned by the Parliament to include the cancellation of elections until the "threat" is over.

California's Assault Weapons Control Act of 1989 and a subsequent 2004 law banned most high-powered rifles.

A subsequent population law passed in 2006 by the Ministry of Home Affairs structured a passive registration system whereby parents are expected to report births at their local district or sub-district offices [ 32].

Other former Supreme Court clerks say that Thomas, exhausted from his confirmation ordeal, gave Landau enormous authority in his chambers, both in the drafting of opinions and in the selection of his fellow and subsequent law clerks.

The 'cosmopolitan' position in the debate over global distributive justice, is especially critical of what they see as John Rawls' privileging of the interests of states over those of individuals, in his Theory of Justice as well as in his subsequent Law of Peoples.

That law, along with a great deal of subsequent law-and-order legislation, was intended to fight crime, control riots, and solve what was called, in the age of the Moynihan report, the "Negro problem".

This was an important stepping stone for subsequent laws.