Sentence examples for already existing laws from inspiring English sources

But instead of criminalizing a biological necessity like eating, we should enforce the already existing laws against littering.

"The examining board's decision reflects our dedication to revitalization of the waterfront, preservation of one of the most beautiful views in New York, as well as adherence to already existing laws pertaining to state coastal management," he said.

Serbs are to be given a special status above other minorities, with control of education and even health and policing, while nothing is said about implementing the already existing laws to end discrimination.

While it is important to improve systems that protect patients from harmful fake medicines — both patented and generic — the problem in many countries is not the need for more laws, but the need for improved enforcement of already existing laws and more resources for drug regulatory authorities.

Rather, gene technology is spread over the already existing laws controlling risks from releases of products.

Instead, ongoing research is controlled through already existing laws governing transplantation and reproductive research.

It was constructed in large part from already existing law enforcement, Defense Department, and Homeland Security databases and biometric technologies.

Others have argued that the problem is already covered by existing laws against obscenity or blackmail.

Some women's advocacy groups say the bill simply codifies what many states are already doing, using existing laws about the unborn to prosecute apparently errant mothers.

"I'm unclear exactly how much ground the new law would cover that isn't already covered by existing laws, such as anti-harassment/anti-stalking laws," said Eric Goldman, a law professor at Santa Clara University, who has warned against newly criminalizing new online behaviors, "As usual, one of the key questions is how existing law has failed and what behavior is being newly criminalized".

Our natural right to free speech is already trampled by existing laws.