Sentence examples for law regulated from inspiring English sources

A new law regulated television time for all parties, but nothing was done about opposition leader Berlusconi's huge media advantage.

Islamic law regulated in detail every part of the institution of slavery, from the jihad (holy war) and the distribution of booty to the treatment of slaves and emancipation.

The Constitution authorizes Congress to regulate interstate commerce, but critics argued that rather than regulate activity, the law regulated inactivity — in other words, the choice of some Americans not to buy a commercial product.

Further legislation was soon passed that reinforced the allies' newly won rights; one law regulated the municipal organization of the communities that now entered the Roman state; and another dealt with Cisalpine Gaul (probably granting citizenship to all Latin colonies).

In Athens, religion was a matter of public participation under law, regulated by a calendar of religious festivals; the city used revenues to maintain temples and shrines.

This law regulated the amount of interest and fees that banks could charge for over 47 years.

What else might the law regulate?

Under the state law regulating private investigation and security companies, such background checks are required.

The case prompted the Legislature to pass a law regulating such products.

"We need a law regulating how domestic work should be remunerated.

A new law regulates the placement and maintenance of news racks on city sidewalks.