Sentence examples for law going on from inspiring English sources

"Well, there's a new law going on the books in October, and if you're talking about taking protection money you could get arrested," Adelstein said.

I wish you had contrasted this with Israel's attitude to the far more grievous violations of international law going on in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

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(Current English annulment law went on the books all the way back in the dark medieval year of … 1973).

But the law goes on to provide exemptions for such things as "trading on behalf of customers," "risk-mitigating hedging activity" and "underwriting and market-making activities".

A quarter of a century after Ed's shit law went on the books, the shoes of the city are still safe.

The law went on the books immediately after the Second World War and the Holocaust, which inspired many European countries' hate-speech laws.

It brought the total number of children left at hospitals to 36 since the law went on the books in July.

After an opening bit of lip service to "individual freedoms," the report, along with lambasting Arizona's immigration law, goes on to laud ObamaCare as making "great strides" for human rights–never mind that a majority of Americans did not want this regulatory Godzilla of a partisan health care bill.

In 1995, 10 years after the law went on the books, Rudman lamented what could have been.

Law went on to be deputy secretary at the Labor Department under Secretary Elaine Chao, McConnell's wife.