Sentence examples for costly laws from inspiring English sources

Without carefully estimating the actual value of all these services, they go unappreciated and often unknown, and there is no incentive to enact more strict and costly laws to protect them.

Governor Scott Walker, of Wisconsin, tweeted: "Today's #SCOTUScare ruling means Republicans must redouble their efforts to repeal and replace this destructive & costly law".

The voters in Washington State and Colorado have proposed that one way out of an intransigent public health problem, costly law enforcement, spiraling prison costs and reduced tax revenues is to legalize a known addictive substance.

In the 1980s the company overcame a decade-long and extremely costly law suit among warring factions of heirs (enlivened by greed, claims of adultery, jury-tampering and wire-tapping) to build a business model around core values that appeared to be working for the shareholders as well as everyone else.

Social attitudes frown on debtors, who are usually pursued through the courts in a long and costly process.Insolvency laws have recently been reformed in several countries.

In making early abortions more burdensome and costly, these laws take aim at the ordinary version of the procedure that women experience and for which support is greatest.

Sites in countries with fierce or costly libel laws often censor content the moment they receive a complaint, regardless of its merit.

These costly, inhumane laws were created in a different era, long before drug treatment and alternatives to incarceration were real options.

A new, costly, labour law came into effect.

If more people understood how restrictive and costly the law is, we would instead hear people clamoring for legislative reforms.

"But it is true that, during industrial unrest, automatic trains are much more reliable".Strict labour laws, costly payroll charges and erratic strikes seem to make French firms especially keen on technology.