Sentence examples for law and increased from inspiring English sources

Rogers returned to private law practice in 1961, and in 1964 he played a prominent role in a landmark Supreme Court case that further defined libel law and increased protection for journalists.

Closing a few major loopholes through Klobuchar's bill, a stronger federal background checks law, and increased efforts by states to improve their submission of flagged records to the FBI "would undoubtedly save the lives of hundreds of American women every year," the CAP report concludes.

The children and young people (Scotland) bill sets out a new legal status called a kinship care order, which the government claims will finally recognise kinship carers in law and increase the support they are offered.

The increasing number of wealthy families, large amount of intergeneration transferable wealth, roiling financial markets, constantly changing tax law and increasing complexity of planning transaction increase the demand of aggregated family wealth management (FWM) services.

Which raises the next question: Given Massey's record, why didn't the Bush-era MSHA seek to change the law and increase the penalties?

Republicans have made a number of proposals related to the border, most of them involving changing the 2008 law and increasing border security efforts.

Other actions to improve workforce performance and retention include strengthening management capacities in the context of a decentralized health system, and effective regulatory and supportive frameworks such as recognition of community health workers by federal law and increasing their access to social security benefits.

Our public officials say that more laws and increased enforcement is the solution.

Antismoking advocates said the drop demonstrated the effect of tough new laws and increased cigarette taxes.

Already, state and city officials have used the rash of violence to renew calls for tougher gun laws and increased community involvement in addressing violence in Chicago.

It also frets that there is a risk that new labour laws and increased regulation could reduce flexibility of labour and product markets.