Sentence examples for established laws from inspiring English sources

During the 19th century most other countries established laws that protected the work of native authors.

As a consequence, England established laws that allowed persons to hire replacements to serve their terms as constables.

Countries like France, Britain and South Korea have established laws authorizing the suspension of persistent copyright pirates' broadband connections, in an effort to get more of them to become paying customers.

In contrast to Hobbes, he set out to show that there are firmly established laws of nature that make it desirable for men to pursue the common good rather than their own particular advantage.

It is difficult to understand, however, why the scale of these temples is so successful within a certain range of size, for neither the ancient Greeks nor anyone else established laws to relate scale to size.

Putin the benevolent naturalist is a more appealing character than Putin the ruthless and endlessly ambitious politician — a man who has overseen years of civil-rights abuses and crackdowns on the press and run a government that displays an often blatant disregard for established laws.

Does anyone doubt that the boards in states like Alabama, Arizona and South Carolina, which have established laws specifically designed to make life miserable for immigrants, would look for any excuse to rule an immigrant ineligible to stay? "We're sorry to tell you your English doesn't meet our standards, so pack up.

In the United States, the (not entirely) covert intervention of the C.I.A. in Allende's downfall was one of several factors that paved the way for Congressional investigations that established laws that limited the extent to which the executive branch could interfere in the affairs of foreign governments.