Sentence examples for law drafted from inspiring English sources

A civil code and family law drafted in 1976 also gave women some important rights.

The law, drafted as a last resort, directs the government to first pursue other options.

A putative new law, drafted by the central government, would provide better compensation, including jobs, for the dispossessed.

The 1988 law, drafted by Representative John D. Dingell, Democrat of Michigan, was widely seen as a consumer protection measure.

A provision of the law drafted by Senator Barbara A. Mikulski, Democrat of Maryland, requires coverage of "additional preventive care and screenings" for women.

One such was a law, drafted before the Dubrovka hostage crisis and rammed through the Duma after it, that clamps down on reporting in "emergency situations".

This leads me to my second piece of learning that the UK can take on board: "Don't over-regulate the industry" When I look at the media regulations, I sometimes have the suspicion that the German law was drafted by Brits, and the UK-law drafted by Germans.

Others may resent his role in decisions that invalidated laws drafted to give them lucrative pensions.

Canute's laws, drafted by Archbishop Wulfstan, are mainly based on those of earlier kings, especially Edgar.

What the Chinese call "rule of law" has nothing to do with the equal application of laws drafted by the public's legitimate representatives.

As a commonwealth, it is bound by laws drafted not long after Americans forced the Spanish off the island in 1898.