Sentence examples for damaging laws from inspiring English sources

The corporation has invested mainly in a blocking strategy, focussing its PAC donations on Republicans who can try to assure that no damaging laws go through.

"We are overjoyed and grateful to the supreme court for finally putting an end to these damaging laws that have hurt so many families in Tennessee and across the country.

As the country once again calls upon Congress to act, we might consider that the Chinese Exclusion Act is perhaps one of most damaging laws in U.S. legislative history.

She believes the Clean Water Act is a "business-damaging" law, though Iowans know it is essential for protecting rivers and streams -- you know the exact waterbodies that water Iowa's crops and feed many in our nation.

Clinton has been trying to shake off criticisms that she is too close to Wall Street -- a perception fueled by her husband's support for damaging deregulatory laws that set the stage for the 2008 crash, as well as her own paid speeches to Goldman Sachs and private equity firms in recent years.

The SARS epidemic is a perfect example of how damaging this law could be to Hong Kong -- and to the rest of a globalized world.

Both FRP and adhesive layers are considered as linear elastic materials, while the constitutive behavior of the concrete is governed by an elasto-damaging constitutive law.

Some of the documents most directly damaging to Cardinal Law were written while Father Shanley was in New York from 1995 to 1997, serving as acting director of Leo House, a Catholic guest house for students, travelers and members of the clergy.

Now Trump is thinking about using his executive authority to do something that could be even more damaging to the law ― and, arguably, more threatening to people who depend on it for coverage.

The Danish decision to seize valuables was shocking – and drew a lot of adverse comment – but the really damaging section in the law just passed is the delay of family reunifications for up to three years.

The only good thing about the delay is that it might stop Congress from making a more damaging change to the law.