Sentence examples for destructive law from inspiring English sources

But after years of building support for reform, legislative leaders now have it within their power to make wholesale changes in this profoundly destructive law.

WASHINGTON SHOULD REPEAL A destructive law that particularly hurts small-business owners who want to sell all or part of their enterprises on an installment basis.

A destructive law that particularly hurts small business owners who want to sell all or part of their enterprises on an installment basis.

The ESA has for decades been portrayed by some as an economically destructive law, but the data continues to disprove that view.

Spain's media will no longer be present in any edition of Google News around the world, which will mean looking for stories about Spain in foreign media and will also see a significant drop in traffic in the online editions of Spain's leading dailies, as well as in all electronic media as collateral damage of this highly destructive law.

"You'd have to be hard pressed to find a more economically destructive law than this one, and I think everybody in this country has that feeling, and yet the administration keeps pushing like it's a really good piece of legislation," said Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah).

"This could be one of the most destructive laws that has ever been imposed on the American people, and now is probably the last best chance we have to actually stop it," he said.

The pressure on the country's environment and people, which began a decade ago under the slogan of "urban transformation", has increased in recent months with a string of new environmentally destructive laws and regulations.

Organizers and some public officials are attacking mass incarceration, lawyers are challenging the constitutionality of debtors' prisons and money bail, judicial leaders are calling for fair fines and fees, policy advocates are seeking repeal of destructive laws, more judges and local officials are applying the law justly, and journalists are covering all of it.

The National Rifle Association and their allies', including the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), determined efforts to support and pass "Stand Your Ground" and other destructive laws to protect guns rather than children perpetuates the epidemic of gun violence, especially for Black male teenagers like Trayvon Martin.

In 2010, when the country was debating a clean energy bill aimed at cutting U.S. carbon emissions by 17percentthethe Congressional Budget Office predicted how destructive the law would be for American jobs.