Sentence examples for house laws from inspiring English sources

Most charges under the country's "bawdy house" laws were later either dropped or dismissed, but many of the men outed by the police that night had their lives ruined, Rosenes said.

The legislation expands upon earlier "crack house" laws, allowing authorities to crack down events that "knowingly and intentionally" encourage drug use.

The Bernadottes, Habsburgs, Sicilian and Spanish Bourbons and Romanovs, among others, introduced house laws which governed dynastic marriages; it was considered important that dynasts marry social equals (i.e., other royalty), thereby ruling out even the highest-born non-royal nobles.

Both will primarily house law offices.

Many are no longer residences, but instead house law firms, funeral homes, counseling centers and the like.

Two-story brick buildings house law offices, sandwich shops and flea markets, with occasional vacant stores and empty lots.

Henn said that a new party house law has proven to be effective.

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They also argued that it would violate federal civil rights and fair housing laws.

San Francisco's anti-landlord housing laws and political climate make it untenable.