Sentence examples for law drop from inspiring English sources

Following the Supreme Court upholding the constitutionality of the individual mandate in National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius, a poll released in July 2012 showed that "most Americans (56%) want to see critics of President Obama's health care law drop efforts to block it and move on to other national issues".

This is where Cardinal Law dropped his first little joke.

The Dodd-Frank law dropped oversight of the $300 trillion swaps market in the commission's lap.

The difference between those for and against the law dropped to only 2pt by the election.

The law drops several provisions in the original draft that had raised fears it could deter investors.

Support for such a law drops to 50percentt if the right to sue leads to an increase in the cost of managed care.

Spending on ads that mention the law dropped steeply after last fall's presidential election — only about $4 million has been spent since then, according to Kantar, including $2.5 million on ads that are critical of the law and $1.5 million on ads promoting it.

It is a desirable property of auditoriums to the extent that it helps to overcome the inverse square law drop-off of sound intensity in the enclosure.

So the new law dropped the first week of early voting, including one Sunday.

The new law drops coverage of most abortions from existing policies -- even to terminate a pregnancy resulting from rape or incest.

The new law drops the minimum age for concealed-carry from 21 to 19, allows teachers to bring concealed weapons into schools, and prohibits towns, counties or other local jurisdictions from promulgating gun laws that conflict in any way with state statutes.