Sentence examples for ineffective law from inspiring English sources

(It's hard to be sure, because of ineffective law enforcement).

Filipinos, pummeled by years of violent crime and corrupt, ineffective law enforcement, handed him an overwhelming victory in the May presidential election, and have largely embraced his approach.

The European Commission wants to replace the current, ten-year-old, ineffective law on investment services, itself an unhappy compromise, with a new version which would harmonise regulatory regimes across the 15 (soon to be 25) states of the EU.

The trigger lock requirement "is a relatively ineffective law for purposes of protecting people from gunshot wounds," said Stephen P. Teret, director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research.

Think tank Transform, which campaigns for drug policy reform, said prohibition "creates a lucrative and violent criminal market" and drove resources away from healthcare and towards "ineffective law enforcement".

Despite support for McCain and Udall's proposed amendment to the American Indian Religious Freedom Act, it remains to this day a gutted and largely ineffective law.

Ineffective laws and regulations played a role as well.

If anything, the democratic governments of Spain have been guilty of making ineffective laws that are not enforced.

Perhaps an effective Congress would be one that goes back and rids us of outdated and ineffective laws.

An alliance of 31 ethnic community groups and prominent individuals – including the Indigenous leader Warren Mundine – formed in 2015 to lobby for change to the "weak and ineffective" laws.

Groups were also asked to rank their top concerns from a list and they nominated climate change and "weak or ineffective laws" over forest logging, threatened species, coal seam gas mining, coal mining and deforestation/tree clearing.