Sentence examples for aggressive laws from inspiring English sources

Saying that science has overtaken the state penal code, Gov. George E. Pataki proposed yesterday the most aggressive laws in the nation for solving crimes using DNA analysis.

His arraignment Friday in the three other cases came two weeks after Gov. George E. Pataki proposed the most aggressive laws in the nation for solving crimes using DNA analysis.

Silvina Echarte, from the Health Ministry's dedicated anti-tobacco strategy group, says this is all down to new, aggressive laws.

Amazon.com, eBay, Microsoft and VISA have all signed on to share information, educate the public and push for aggressive laws aimed at squashing Internet fraudsters.

Forty-four U.statestes and the District of Columbia ban texting and driving, with Washington State passing the first ban in 2007 (Governors Safety Highway Association 2014), and there is a push for even more aggressive laws and enforcement (Catherine Chase 2014).

When they force the point using tactics such as undercover investigations and liberation of tortured animals they have aggressive laws enacted against them like the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act or the Ag gag.

Aggressive law firms have also come under scrutiny.

Most of the families are represented by Motley Rice, an aggressive law firm based in South Carolina.

"This has all been a part of aggressive law enforcement efforts," said Police Commissioner Howard Safir.

Eschewing negotiation, the government instead initiated an aggressive law enforcement offensive, including joint patrols by the police and military.

Moreover, aggressive law leads to defensive medicine, in the form of extra medical tests that waste everybody's money.