Sentence examples for comparable laws from inspiring English sources

Comparable laws already exist in Connecticut, Minnesota and Nevada. .

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Comparable laws, he explained, have also been struck down, like the 1991 Simon & Schuster court case regarding a law preventing prisoners from earning money for writing books about their crimes.

But there is no comparable law in the cable-TV industry.

Mrs. Clinton, upon her husband's election to the presidency, did not continue to work as a lawyer with the Rose Law Firm, or even seek a job with some comparable law firm in Washington.

But there's no comparable law applicable in the Guantanamo military commissions that could hold a mere preacher and propogandist responsible for all the murder and mayhem caused by the group he took up with.

The Austrian Healthcare and Nursing Act of 1997 [ 24] explicitly stipulates the documentation of nursing diagnoses, whereas comparable German laws only regulate the implementation of the nursing process in a very general manner.

The applicable federal law also carries a maximum 10-year prison term, while a comparable state law carries a 4-year maximum.

Though 49 states have extended this privilege to journalists as well, for without such protection a free press cannot exist, there is no comparable federal law.

Higher professional standards for classroom teachers (comparable to law and medicine), as advocated by Mr. Mehta, appear to be a good idea.

It will also make Massachusetts the one of a few states including California and New York to pass a "comparable work" law, giving leverage to employees who may try to sue their employers over unequal pay.