Sentence examples for examples of laws from inspiring English sources
Talk after talk gave examples of laws in the U.S. being stretched and misused.
Past slavery laws in America and the apartheid laws of South Africa are grotesquely obvious examples of laws that deviate from what is ethical.
HIPAA and SOX are recent examples of laws with broad impact on software systems, as attested by the billions of dollars spent in the US alone on compliance.
In the years leading up to its final passage, the Violence Against Women Act was a frequent target of criticism from federal judges, including Chief Justice Rehnquist, who singled it out in a 1998 speech as one of "the more notable examples" of laws that unduly expanded the jurisdiction of the federal courts.
After discussing several examples of laws that can contribute to legal immobility (everything from state and local tax laws to occupational licensing laws), the Article offers a three-prong theory to help understand the distinct pathways through which individual laws that contribute to legal immobility function: 1. duplicitous exploitation; 2. gratuitous management; and 3. perfunctory neglect.
The Bible itself provides ample examples of laws that modify the unbridled rights of property owners: we are commanded to leave the corners of our fields unharvested, and to harvest our crops but once.
History is filled with examples of law enforcement and intelligence officials overreaching during moments of perceived national security crisis.
For more examples of law in literature see the display case at the stacks entrance to the Reading Room.
The policy was laid out in a memo to law enforcement that provides concrete examples of law enforcement actions that would and would not be permissible.
Gen. Qasim Moussawi, said at a news conference held to give examples of law enforcement successes since the new Baghdad security plan started on Feb. 14.
There are, of course, still examples of law enforcement leaders who see the police as part of American society, not exempt from it.
