Sentence examples for law far from inspiring English sources

It is a reasonable law, far from the ban that some anti-gun-control advocates depict.

But Mr. Rivera could never leave his past — including several brushes with the law — far behind him.

Under state law, far fewer signatures — 540,208 — were needed, representing 25 percent of the total votes cast in the last governor's race.

With the Equal Rights Amendment as a model, it demonstrates the scope of the Tea Party's ambition to drive politics and law far to the right.

Other legal challenges remain, including one, now before the D.C. Circuit, that would, if successful, undermine the law far more than the Hobby Lobby case.

It has led many foreign businessmen to question the leadership's commitment to economic reforms and to fear that law, far from being strengthened, is being abused.

But just as that thinking got embodied in zoning codes and law, far-sighted thinkers like Jane Jacobs rediscovered the vitality of the city's streets.

Talking to her mother-in-law, far less so.

If they had wanted, American prosecutors could have used the existing laws far more energetically to enforce justice when contractors have behaved badly.

But the traps are effective only because independent counsels have succeeded over the past few decades in expanding the lying laws far beyond their historical roots.

But in recent years, the court's majority has been reading federal anti-discrimination laws far more narrowly than Congress intended — not applying the law, but unmaking it.