Sentence examples for dangerous law from inspiring English sources

"The issue has been debated long enough; it doesn't take much time for lawmakers to vote to repeal this dangerous law," Mr. Darnell said.

Unfortunately, more than two dozen states also have allowed themselves to be bullied by the gun lobby into adopting similarly dangerous law.

Noel Saleh, an immigration lawyer and vice president of the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services in Detroit, called the act "an extremely dangerous law in terms of the very expansive definition of the concept of terrorism.

It also follows a national trend in which probation departments are arming their officers as the number of probationers increases and duties become more dangerous, law enforcement officials say.

"Now doctors can continue to provide New Jersey women with the best care possible without this dangerous law that had a complete disregard for women's health," Ms. Camp said.

This is the same argument that Robert Mugabe used to suppress the human rights of LGBT people in Zimbabwe; that the former president of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan, used when he signed the most dangerous law against LGBT people in the modern world; and that President Yoweri Museveni used in a ceremonial signing of the anti-gay bill in Uganda.

These places make no distinction between dangerous law-breakers and peaceable workers and families, between those who harm a community and those who build it up.

The question sends a chill through officials and diplomats here who see a roster of dangerous law-enforcement assignments that may add up to more than the organization can tackle.

We would repeal these dangerous laws that trap people in cycles of poverty and violence.

But, in fact, these outrageously dangerous laws have been adopted in many states, making it easy for shooters who kill to claim self-defense.

Across the aisle, Ted Cruz supports and promotes what has become one of the most racist and dangerous laws for black people: Stand-your-ground.