Sentence examples for latter law from inspiring English sources

Ms Radicova says that latter law must be abolished "at once".

Backers of the Child Online Protection Act argued that the latter law was far narrower, zeroing in on commercial Web-pornography traffickers and their "teaser ads".

The latter law, by the way, has narrowed the black-white achievement gap more than any other recent piece of legislation.

Arbour argued that the latter law, which limited the use of an accuser's sexual history as legal evidence, might lead to the conviction of innocent men.

The latter law, which appears to be aimed pointedly at the Crimea situation, says territories can be added by a local referendum "in the case that a foreign country does not have effective sovereign state authority".

Although the latter law has come under fire for a number of reasons – it has moved very slowly, it charges an already overtaxed and under-resourced Department of Toxic Substances Control with an enormous new task, and is extremely complex – if nothing else, it has helped to raise awareness among consumers and retailers, and spurred suppliers to look at alternatives.

The former operate with some modicum of control, but in the latter, "prison law" dominates.

What makes the former an accidental generalization and the latter a law?

According to the latter constitutive law, a fictitious interpenetration is assumed to describe the concrete damage, analogously to the fictitious crack opening used for tension.

However, Obama went further than Bush ever dreamed of by enshrining the latter into law.

McConnell is a graduate of both the University of Louisville and Kentucky -- the former for undergrad and the latter for law school.