Sentence examples for laws blindly from inspiring English sources

To their credit, companies like Facebook and Twitter have not been silent bystanders who've simply applied these draconian laws blindly.

He also said the board wanted to avoid forcing a child to take too many shots too fast, and since many students start school without their shots, following the state law blindly could endanger a child.

I've watched Jude Law stumble blindly into it.

Even the lustration law, which blindly targets officials who served under Mr Yanukovych, has so far largely been used to clear space for new clans.

Unfortunately, such sympathetic factors are usually meaningless to the immigration law which blindly insists on deportation without regard to fairness, justice, or common sense.

We don't need a bunch of Stepford people blindly following laws that are wrong.

The people blindly supporting laws such as Pat McCrory's HB2, are the bystanders in the schoolyard who rally around the bully and get sucked in.

Just because they are applicable in the West, which is a different society, it does not necessarily mean we need to blindly take those laws right here".

After all, the judiciary is charged with upholding the law and the Constitution — not blindly affirming the president's worldview.

In a pointed dissent, Justice John Paul Stevens, joined by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, rightly criticized the majority for blindly accepting the law's crime-fighting rationale.

Those who stand in the way of torture are portrayed as out-of-touch and only interested in blindly following the law no matter what the real-world consequences.