Sentence examples for imposition of laws from inspiring English sources
The Pancasila are vague but in practice emphasize the importance of the unity of the state and are a secular barrier against the imposition of laws based on one religion.
The action, ably directed by Gwynn MacDonald, unfolds in three photographic studios across three years 1930 to 19333) leading to the imposition of laws that removed Jews as photographers, reporters and editors.
It could also be interpreted to prohibit the government from interfering with religious practices through the imposition of laws that curtail religious freedoms in the same manner as the proposed burqa ban.
Internationally, research has focused on studying the myriad of strategies that have been used to increase knowledge on the health risks associated with circumcision through social media messages, conversion of circumcision practitioners' beliefs, public statements against the practice, and the imposition of laws banning circumcision [ 14].
The cattle and mining industries spurred the growth of towns, and the gradual imposition of law and order that such settled communities needed was accomplished by another class of men who became staple figures in the western, the town sheriff and the U.S. marshal.
Even if some of these state immigration laws survive political, corporate and consumer opposition on the ground, it's better to have the scattered imposition of state laws than the blanket coverage of a federal measure.
Records mention the imposition of Corn Laws as early as the 12th century.
He railed against the centralising power of the League's strategos, Philopoemen, and the imposition of new laws.
Constraint-based modeling is an approach to interrogate capabilities of reconstructed networks by constraining possible cellular behavior through the imposition of physicochemical laws.
Jonathan Quong holds that public justification concerns the imposition of coercive laws (Quong 2011, 233 250).
For him, these were the samurai ruling elite of his day, and their imposition of rites, laws, and administrative government as a means of implementing the greatest peace and prosperity for the greatest number.
