Sentence examples for law poorly from inspiring English sources

He called the local taxi fare law "poorly written, but one we're forced to interpret".

But New York law, poorly enforced by all accounts, requires little of salons beyond the posting of signs and the providing of cautionary literature.

As regards Austin's "command" model, it seems to fit some aspects of law poorly (e.g., rules which grant powers to officials and to private citizens of the latter, the rules for making wills, trusts, and contracts are examples), while excluding other matters (e.g., international law) which we are not inclined to exclude from the category "law".

The Feds have come down hard on some growers and distributors in states that have drafted their laws poorly.

The law was poorly enforced, but stoked American anger.

George Guldi, a county legislator representing the Hamptons, criticized the law as poorly written and unenforceable.

He has already said that the law is poorly written and "stupid".

He said the law was poorly written, allowing "free riders from New Jersey" to claim the benefit.

Mr. Farr said the law was poorly written and never made clear what department would pay for the transcript.

The $1.5 trillion-plus tax-cut law remains poorly understood by voters, according to strategists, pollsters and Republican lawmakers themselves.

Lawyers, hospital officials and insurers all say the law was poorly drafted and is more confusing than those in most other states.