Sentence examples for antique laws from inspiring English sources

No wonder that such antique laws find new force in the neoliberal era.

In 2003, the Supreme Court struck down the antique laws criminalizing sexual love between people of the same gender, and in December 2010 the Democrats finally used their congressional majorities to end the contemptible "don't ask, don't tell" rules within our armed services.

It was then that Mayor Rudolph Giuliani resurrected an antique law requiring clubs to have "cabaret licenses".

Interestingly, they did not bring a charge under terrorism offences, which would never have stuck, but under an antique law intended to prevent anonymous obscene phone calls.

Most Americans are committed to the Constitution and rely on the courts to adapt our antique highest law to modern technological and cultural developments.

This challenge, in addition to the need to manage the growth of one of America's fastest-growing cities, has required thinking beyond our nation's antique public land laws.

Once ivory leaves Africa and reaches the markets where it is sold, it can be manipulated to appear antique to circumvent laws on ivory trafficking.

It reintroduced the antique land-ownership law despite knowing that its flawed design would almost halt much-needed foreign investment.

In February, the city council passed a law requiring antique dealers and auctioneers to notify police when possible cemetery artefacts come their way.

Despite a lifetime of raising her voice, Ms. Banks projects a genteel calm as she sits in a parlor that holds her mother-in-law's antique furniture and a shelf of scrapbooks detailing various political campaigns and civic battles.

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