Sentence examples for forge laws from inspiring English sources

Among them was a New York Times exposé detailing how as a US senator he helped forge laws to benefit large interests in healthcare and energy which he would later work for after losing his seat in 2006.

Can they forge laws binding for all?

The EMSC is stacked with politicians linked to the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), the corporate bill-mill whose state legislator members help dirty energy lobbyists forge laws rolling back clean energy incentives.

By the folks who forge our laws.

But regardless of how much bipartisan support any election-related bill has, forging new laws will be very difficult, said Gary McIntosh, the president of National Association of State Election Directors, based in Washington.

The Supreme Court's decision in Shelby County v. Holder, striking down the coverage formula for Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, made it easier for states to forge ahead with laws restricting the vote.

Government and industry, which battled while forging the law, are now "joined at the hip," the president said at one point.

Of course, S.A.C. could have learned of it and hired him anyway; forging a law-school transcript and mailing it to twenty-three federal judges demonstrates impressive comfort with risk).

(S.A.C. performed background checks on prospective employees, but it is not known whether the firm detected this blemish in Martoma's record. Of course, S.A.C. could have learned of it and hired him anyway; forging a law-school transcript and mailing it to twenty-three federal judges demonstrates impressive comfort with risk).

California's leadership, forged in law, has been widely respected over decades by Republican and Democratic EPA administrators.

The union has been trying to forge a takeover law for more than 12 years.