Sentence examples for disputed law from inspiring English sources
Israel's right-leaning parliament approved a hotly disputed law Monday that will penalize those who organize or publicly endorse political boycotts against the country, including campaigns directed at Israeli universities, settlements and businesses in the West Bank.
The disputed law, known as SB 1070, allows the police to check the documents of anyone they stop whom they suspect of being in the country illegally.
A disputed law on the supreme court, forcing the retirement of 40% of its judges, is due to take effect on 3 July.
PARIS — France should change a disputed law that encourages schools to paint a positive picture of its colonial past in their history lessons, President Jacques Chirac said Wednesday.
The disputed law limits the height of a flagpole to no more than the distance from the base to the street.
In declaring their strike last week, the Sandinista-led Government workers' unions demanded salary increases of 200percentt and restoration of a disputed law that would give sweeping job protections to the Government work force.
Even after the fear has abated, even after the hysteria is dead and forgotten, or widely disputed, laws and regulations maliciously linger on for generations to come.
McCrory also accused Cooper of "spending millions of tax dollars on lawsuits" against the state legislature to dispute laws that place restraints on his power.
The figures are routinely disputed by law enforcement officials – police there are prohibited from giving interviews – but the bodies nevertheless keep piling up.
3. Research Prime Minister Villepin's disputed labor law.
In an email, BillFloat's chief marketing officer, Judy Balint, reiterated that the annual percentage rate, or APR, for SmartLine is 35 percent, and disputed the law center's analysis.
