Sentence examples for law drastically from inspiring English sources

In October 1997, the Council did pass a law drastically increasing the penalties for multiple violations of the noise code.

"From earliest days, the common law drastically limited the authority of law officers to break the door of a house to effect an arrest," Justice William Brennan wrote for the majority.

United Russia, the ruling party created to support Putin a decade ago, is doing its part in the Russian parliament: last week, they rammed through a law drastically upping fines and ordering restrictions on protesters and those found violating the peace.

Using a difference-in-difference approach, the author exploited the fact that the law drastically increased the firing costs for small firms and found that shirking increased once employees were granted firing protection.

As a result, the law drastically reduced the number of people who were uninsured.

​Azerbaijan passed laws drastically curtailing freedom of the press and protecting Azeri presidents from prosecution.

In 2001, during Mr. Putin's first term, the region enacted a law to drastically restrict Protestant proselytizing.

Mr. Clinton's speech, which the White House broadcast live on its Web site, was not the first time that the former president, whose own attempt to sell a universal health care law failed drastically in his first term, has stepped into the debate over the new law.

Obviously, the area law will drastically fail to hold for this case.

While interpretations of liability law vary drastically from state to state, these cases basically boil down to two principles.

While interpretations of liability law vary drastically from state to state, these cases basically boil down to two principals.