Sentence examples for blanket law from inspiring English sources

Instead, it used a heinous blanket law to bully ordinary citizens and prevent them gathering and voicing their anger.

The Ugandan parliament's approach was to pass a blanket law banning all forms of female circumcision, which came into effect in March 2010.

Cameron's comments suggest that he wants a blanket law that would cover not only existing forms of communication such as encrypted services or Snapchat-style services but also any that might develop into the future.

Campaigners, including Evan Harris of the Liberal Democrats, claim the current law is clumsy and unable to accommodate vastly differing circumstances, with the same blanket law of murder applying to Myra Hindley and the Kay Gilderdales of this world.

Others take a different tack: instead of a blanket law, they say, it would be better to beef up investigations and enforcement against the few big offenders.The proposed watering-down of the bills is only temporary, however, and PIPA is still due for a Senate committee hearing on January 24th.

The cobbled together blanket law will blow up in Britain's face.

Blanket laws banning headscarves are hardly a liberal solution.

Roberts cautioned against blanket laws that might outlaw anonymity online.

In the UK there are no blanket laws and responsibility rests with sites – who require proof of death before handing over any digital keys.

If the country's influential medical bodies get their way, the whole of Australia will soon have blanket laws that close bottle shops at 10pm and shut down alcohol service at clubs and pubs at 3am.

Alec's local branch, ACCE, seeks to play the same role with blanketing laws at the city and county level.