Sentence examples for drafted law from inspiring English sources

Even the most sympathetically drafted law cannot cope with that.

A loosely drafted law could have made it impossible for his targets to publish the evidence without committing a crime.

As it turns out, the hastily drafted law winds up protecting those like Mr. Smith twice over.

That hastily drafted law was designed for America's very different system; it precludes the two-tier boards that are common in Europe, for example.

The methodology of the Stevens decision, which left open the possibility that a more tightly drafted law might survive constitutional scrutiny, may provide the court with a template for its ruling on the California law.

Almost all the function creep that we have seen over the last few years – for instance the use of the Protection from Harassment Act to control legitimate protest, the use of terrorism laws to prevent photography – is the result of poorly drafted law that has no more purpose than declaring the government's intentions or desires on a particular issue.

The potential for wrongful convictions is obvious.Badly drafted laws create traps for the unwary.

Even national legislatures regularly pass poorly drafted laws which later have to be revised.

Imroz had spent much of his career facing down security forces protected by specially drafted laws.

The Australian government is drafting law that would require Internet service providers to filter and remove all "inappropriate" content.

While in law school, she saw her professors drafting law for the Chinese legislature.