Sentence examples for able to put laws from inspiring English sources

"We only have the problem in our cities and unhappily in our schools, where people like you have been able to put laws on the books that prevent people from defending themselves," he said.

Whether or not the Obama administration will be able to put into law legislation comprobable to the Gun Control Act or Brady Act will depend largely on Congress.

Yet, neither he nor President Obama was able to put this notion into law.

Political parties would be able to put forward proposals for new laws in their manifestos for May's assembly election, he said.

Even the long discourse on the progress of science, started in the beginning of the 20th century, until today was not able to put the role of universal laws and ideal explanations into perspective [3, 12, 39, 40, 44, 45].

Clinton himself recalled in an AP interview in 2007 reading "One Hundred Years of Solitude" while in law school and not being able to put it down, not even during classes.

Under British law, they'd also no longer be able to put up just half of pledged capital either, which could pinch some and reduce their returns.

The Rijksmuseum has been able to put its works online more quickly because much of its collection predates Dutch copyright laws and its staff had an opportunity to digitize the collection when museum was closed for renovations.

It's based on the falsehood that this is a nation of laws, not men; that in rendering decisions, disembodied, objective judges are able to put aside emotion and unruly passion and issue opinions on the basis of pure reason.

But neither was able to put the relationship to use.

"You have to be able to put things behind you".