Sentence examples for ineffectual laws from inspiring English sources

Others blame ineffectual laws, lax policing, India's deep seated patriarchal system and outmoded religious beliefs that place the burden of chastity squarely on women's shoulders.

This new administration's own inexperience, coupled with some really ineffectual law-making, have conspired to grind the body politic to a halt.

Doctors have blamed ineffectual public health laws and the booming economy, which has brought air conditioning units and refrigeration towers to buildings all over Spain.

NEW YORK — With the Obama administration promising a reform of the conspicuously ineffectual U.S. immigration laws, some attention might be paid to the scene at the venerable Cooper Union, the 150-year-old institution for the teaching of art, architecture and engineering in New York.

Minor, ineffectual climate change laws.

But police reluctance, coupled with low fines, renders the law ineffectual.

So, for now, we remain unconvinced that the asylum application submitted by Lazaro on behalf of plaintiff necessarily was ineffectual under the law.

On the other hand, it appears that this could be one of those "rules were made to be broken/skirted" situations - like the U.S. tax system - where after a period of time enough loopholes have been discovered or created to render the law ineffectual and in some cases have unintended psychological ramifications.

Students seem to universally agree that the current law is ineffectual, and that it may encourage binge drinking.

It failed, as I wrote in August, but soon Nato and Eulex (the ineffectual EU rule of law mission in Kosovo) were escorting Kosovo's officers to the two customs posts.

But such protections could be undermined by a bill in Congress that is intended to replace the ineffectual, decades-old federal law governing industrial chemicals.