Sentence examples for insidious legislation from inspiring English sources

Although this insidious legislation stands little chance of becoming law, it still has the potential to do real damage by perpetuating the false notion that respecting the civil rights of gay people interferes with true religious freedom.

You don't have to be a human rights activist to deplore Hong Kong's current drive to enact insidious security legislation that threatens its people's freedoms.

He also denounced the so-called bedroom tax which will affect 8,500 people in the county, describing it as an "insidious piece of legislation which, anecdotally, is starting to be seen as another reason why people are using food banks".

"This was really about bringing a case so other people could see just how absurd and insidious this piece of legislation actually is".

Mr Kennedy said: "The insidious thing about this legislation is that in seeking to open up a philosophical divide of that type, it is not an issue of political leadership, it's an issue of political pandering to some of the fears, the insecurities and indeed the downright prejudices that can be stoked up in society, the us and them mentality, the sense of resentment, the sense of envy".

And the legislation has had an even more insidious effect on the 25-year-old.

Page A9 ABORTION LIMITS IN TURKEY Calling abortion an act of murder and an insidious plan to reduce the Turkish population, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan called for legislation to restrict women's access to the procedure.

ISTANBUL — Calling abortion an act of murder and an insidious plan to reduce the Turkish population, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan called on Tuesday for legislation to restrict women's access to the procedure.

The legislation that originally set up the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the parent of NPR, was designed to provide insulation from such insidious influences, not to aid and abet them.

Subtler, more insidious.

These books are insidious.