Sentence examples for laws created from inspiring English sources
During that period, new laws created single-member districts and curtailed the amount of political donations.
Laws created in reaction to moral panics, particularly when linked to one specific case, rarely work.
African-Americans have endured 400 years of oppression, and toppled laws created to deny their equality and to brutalize them.
But those laws created artificial legalistic barriers between law-enforcement and foreign intelligence, the government now contends.
In general, the laws created a number of new court-related offices, which the outgoing president, John Adams, proceeded to fill mostly with members of his own party.
"Our 200-page book, "Local Councils Explained", helps councils navigate their way through endless red tape, bureaucracy and arcane laws created by successive Governments.
"The laws create a perverse outcome," he says.
The potential for wrongful convictions is obvious.Badly drafted laws create traps for the unwary.
It was the Nationalists, under Mr. Verwoerd, who codified and extended the existing racial laws, creating apartheid.
In 1990, in part after advice from Ashcroft, Belize passed laws creating an offshore financial centre.
Laws create a framework for community action, but they also shape attitudes.
