Sentence examples for considering laws to from inspiring English sources

And some are considering laws to limit what drug makers can charge.

Congress and several states are considering laws to make insurers liable for medical mishaps.

Opponents, including the institute, say that the devices must become more sophisticated and accurate before Congress begins considering laws to mandate their installation on new cars.

Eleven states are considering laws to ban toxic flame retardants, in response to hundreds of studies over the last four decades pointing to the health and environmental dangers.

It also contained an admonition for Catholic legislators in bodies that are considering laws to recognize same-sex unions or permit gays and lesbians to marry or adopt children.

In Washington State, where half of all voters now cast ballots by mail, legislators and state officials are considering laws to allow local officials to begin counting absentee votes before Election Day and allow some form of Internet-based voting.

Last year, only a few states seriously considered laws to improve teenage driver safety, toughen drunken driving penalties, ban texting or require all motorcycle riders to wear helmets.

So that we search our hearts when we consider laws to make it harder for some of our fellow citizens to vote.

The republic is now saying that it will not require identity cards of all residents and will consider laws to protect the rights of Soviet citizens in the republic.

This spurred the government to consider laws to virtually shut the door on foreign oil companies.

He said several were already considering laws similar to one in Indiana that required voters to present a government-issued photo ID.