Sentence examples for laws basically from inspiring English sources

The courts were the most conservative of our institutions, and those laws basically opened the floodgates".

This Wednesday in parliament, to be hastily debated without public input, there's a proposed amendment to the foxhunting laws (basically, the return to packs to flush the fox, in line with Scottish law).

And Mike Gabbard, with Stop Promoting Homosexuality International, who spoke about the need for laws "basically saying marriage between a man and a woman will be valid," before playing "The Wedding Song" on his guitar.

Antitrust laws basically made on a case by case basis through the courts.

The laws basically toughened the earlier assault weapons bans, provoking immediate outcries from the pro-gun gang who challenged the laws based on their inalienable 2nd-Amendment rights.

Newer EU laws basically say that losses must be forced on bondholders and depositors who have more than €100,000 on tap.

New York's law basically prohibits a fourth tier.

Our state helmet law basically applies to motorcycle riders under 18.

A Rob Sokolski, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants, said that as of May 1, 2011, a new law basically prohibited "transient-use" hotels in areas zoned for residential use.

This law basically states that all isolated systems, in the absence of an input of energy, relentlessly decay, or tend toward disorder.

"This is nothing related to politics or religion," he said, "and the law basically precludes us from making that part of the decision-making process".