Sentence examples for barbaric law from inspiring English sources
But trying to change a barbaric law can never be a good thing.
"These kinds of barbaric laws were supposed to have been relegated to the past with the overthrow of the Taliban in 2001, yet Karzai has revived them and given them his official stamp of approval".
For one thing, and despite the existence of loathsome and barbaric laws against apostasy, in most of the world it's much easier to change your religion than your language or nationality.
If Victorian premier, Daniel Andrews, can apologise to gay men brutalised by barbaric laws – as he should – how can he avoid apologising to the thousands of women Malcolm Turnbull describes as having "borne the burden of our failure to act for too long".
He also managed to denigrate the very religion that he and the regime claim to represent, reducing Islam to a set of barbaric laws.
He wrote: "The IOC must take a firm stance on behalf of the shared humanity it is supposed to represent against the barbaric, fascist law that Putin has pushed through.
Speaking to The Independent, Ms Clarke said: "We wholeheartedly agree with any pressure that is put upon Northern Ireland to loosen its barbaric abortion laws.
In The Imitation Game 2, Spider-Man can remind Alan Turing of Britain's barbaric homosexuality laws, rather than that chauffeur from Downton Abbey.
The basic premise of the anti-Sharia movement is this: Sharia is a concrete set of inherently cruel and barbaric Islamic laws that is slowly infiltrating American courts.
Adding to the mayhem in Pakistan, 500 Muslim clerics signed a document opposing the repeal of these barbaric blasphemy laws acting against the Constitution of Pakistan and Holy Qur'an teachings.
Rockefeller laws: These outdated and barbaric drug sentencing laws skew the state's judicial system, robbing judges of the ability to fit the jail term to the crime.
