Sentence examples for archaic law from inspiring English sources

This type of stopgap effort highlights the need for a comprehensive overhaul of the archaic law.

The new elections law is based on an archaic law in Egypt.

"This isn't just some archaic law that's sitting on the books and isn't bothering anyone," Mr. Witt continued.

"Letter" in this context means archaic law — that is, the law Davis, Cruz, and Huckabee want applied today.

This is an even more archaic law which bans foreign ships from carrying cargo between American ports.

If they did wish to do so, they were asked to obtain the Gurgaon labor department's permission, said Mr. Meena, reviving an archaic law.

Land acquisition and disposal are governed by archaic laws, barely enforced, which hinder investment.

There are, in my view, some archaic laws that are deterrents.

As in North Korea, archaic laws prevent the private sale of commodities that have been deemed strategic to the nation.

Exporting wine to the United States is full of challenges — from archaic laws that can hinder growth to hordes of competitors.

No country has achieved the remotest success with prohibition, but Britain's archaic laws have been the least successful.