Sentence examples for law which could from inspiring English sources

We reformed the charter school law, which could qualify the state for $700 million in federal money.

The governor promised his support for this law, which could go into effect as late as February.

It recommended that a convention should have statutory power to rewrite state law, which could lead to limits on spending.

She wanted a prosecution under the federal grand jury law, which could have brought a lengthy prison sentence.

The rezoning proposal requires City Council approval to become law, which could come more than a year from now.

The 33% target, however, comes from the governor's executive order under AB 32, the state's global warming law which could be suspended this year by a ballot initiative.

He told parliament he would also give priority to a new electoral law, which could give him full control of the next parliament.

Egypt's cabinet discussed ever-harsher changes to anti-terrorism law, which could result in judges no longer being obliged to hear defence arguments, and guaranteed death sentences.

Without formally announcing them, the Obama administration has made clear that it wants changes in the law, which could be reauthorized this year.

He also backed the introduction of a new privacy law, which could impose unlimited fines on papers guilty of breaching it.

The need for a media law — which could also impose fines for publishing false information — is itself a matter of debate.