Sentence examples for law cites from inspiring English sources

Viviane Reding, the justice commissioner, who is proposing the law, cites Facebook's inadequate privacy settings and new web 2.0 technologies as reasons the EU needs to get tough.

The country has specific hate speech laws which criminalize certain types of speech, such as incitement to racial and religious violence, and the NetzDG law cites sections of the existing German Criminal Code — applying itself specifically to social media platforms.

The Illinois law cites the harmful psychological and health effects that come from "reparative" attempts to treat someone's sexual orientation as a disease, such as an increased risk of suicide, anxiety, and substance abuse.

Currently, only whale shark, thresher and saw tooth are protected under Indonesian law (Cites protection only applies to the export of endangered species).

The inspectors noted that Vinasakhone's farm had originally been given a permit to breed tigers for scientific research but that it was "exactly not" being used for that purpose; and that the commercial sale of tigers, including those bred in captivity, is "illegal according to international law (CITES) and also to the law of Laos".

The AARP itself controversially supported Mr Obama's law, citing its coverage of drugs and preventive care.

But Ms. Gillibrand defended the law, citing ways it improved access to health care.

In 1972, during his second term, Marcos declared martial law, citing Communist and Muslim insurgencies.

But Nixon signed the extension into law, citing the act's success in enfranchising blacks.

(The law cited last week, allowing the filing of legal proceedings, applied to condominiums).

Here, though, the Supreme Court would almost certainly throw out such a law, citing the First Amendment.