Sentence examples for form of laws from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sorensen said 18 states had some form of laws or regulations to help reduce unwanted telemarketing calls.

At a minimum, there have to be national arrangements in the form of laws, ombudsmen and constitutional safeguards to make sure that local bargaining doesn't produce outrageous results.

The state consists, most broadly, of the agreement of the individuals on the means whereby disputes are settled in the form of laws.

Even in countries where formal equality in the form of laws exists, the type of work women perform is undervalued as compared to the jobs that men do, resulting in a gender pay gap.

DENVER — A tide of anger at Washington's gun-control efforts is sweeping through statehouses from South Carolina to North Dakota, taking the form of laws that would let states ignore — or at least resist — any new national gun restrictions.

Some of his efforts took the form of laws (like the country's statute of limitations) that helped him to avoid conviction, some to attacks on the judiciary, some to the introduction of a voting system partly designed to keep him in power.

The gang maintained a form of law and order on the streets they controlled.

Almost everyone I know watches some form of "Law & Order" at some point in the week.

The better course is for governments to decide in the form of law what technology companies must do".

Schoenberg's opera "Moses und Aron" is about the difficulties in creating a new form of law; Eliot's "Waste Land" is concerned with the difficulties of reconstituting poetry.

The ACLU and other civil liberties groups have long been concerned about the proliferation of LPRs as a form of law enforcement surveillance.