Sentence examples for adding to the law from inspiring English sources

For example, he has made it easier to dodge the requirement to buy insurance, by adding to the law's long list of exemptions for "hardship".

In the 60s, another amendment targeting jazz musicians was adding to the law.

The settlement covers employees who worked at the resort from April 2004, when nonrestaurant employees were added to the law, to October 2007.

The provisions, which included a waiver of liability for vaccine makers, astounded Democrats and many Republicans last year when they were added to the law without notice or debate.

Lower courts have rejected Hobby Lobby's claim, saying that for-profit businesses aren't covered by an exemption added to the law for religious organizations.

An amendment added to the law before it was signed by Gov. Gary E. Johnson, a Republican, delegates such details to the New Mexico Board of Medical Examiners and the New Mexico Psychologist Examiner's Board, which could take months to agree on a plan.

But instead of sailing through Congress, the reauthorization effort became trapped in a political tug of war between Republicans (who wanted tougher work requirements added to the law) and Democrats (who wanted increased federal money for child care).

A provision of the Clean Air Act that sets fines for exceeding pollution limits originally required industrial companies to pay them; in fact, the provision, which was added to the law in 1990, was specifically devised "as a hammer to get them to do more," as Mr. Sadredin put it.

As Cartwright points out, an inference based on such a law of nature is always defeasible, since we may discover that additional phenomenological factors must be added to the law in question in special cases.

The loophole they found was in amendments added to the law by Congress in 1990.

Also, notice that "Access New Jersey" was added to the law and it was designed to bring high speed broadband to wire schools and libraries, starting in 1997.