Sentence examples for law rolling from inspiring English sources

But, in such a matter, it is not for lawyers to set the law rolling.

Then Mr. Kasich signed a law rolling back the collective bargaining rights of government workers, inciting a heated referendum campaign to repeal it.

The Tyndall Institute's researchers reported last year that atom-by-atom computer simulations of junctionless transistors with a gate length of just 3.1 nanometres show that they ought to work perfectly.Such a gate length would keep Moore's law rolling for several years.

In the mean time, drawing up a road map to keep Moore's Law rolling on was tricky, said Mr Mayberry.

Last year, President Trump signed a bill into law rolling back an Obama-era regulation that made it harder for people with mental illnesses to buy a gun.

Romney Wednesday said he supported "110percentt" Ohio's Issue 2, a ballot question that would uphold a law rolling back collective bargaining rights for public employees, after declining to take a position Tuesday.

The EMSC is stacked with politicians linked to the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), the corporate bill-mill whose state legislator members help dirty energy lobbyists forge laws rolling back clean energy incentives.

Can he actually say that without thinking of the laws rolling back women's rights that Republican governors and Republican legislators in Wisconsin, Ohio, North Carolina and Texas are railroading without due process in the dead of night?

Asked specifically if he'd be willing to implement new privacy policies in the U.S. similar to the strict new privacy laws rolling out in the European Union, Zuckerberg said he was comfortable with the idea but not in the same format.

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Curfew or no, the protesters felt that, with the exception of last Thursday, when Captain Ron Johnson of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, a black Ferguson native, took charge of operations, the amalgam of county and local law enforcement rolling through Ferguson had tried to clear the streets each day at dusk.