Sentence examples for laws designed to prevent from inspiring English sources

What harms are privacy laws designed to prevent?

There are laws designed to prevent obstruction of justice.

Laws designed to prevent unfair prices are ordinarily enacted to protect consumers.

There will also be harsher laws designed to prevent executives trying to obstruct justice, such as shredding important documents.

At the behest of existing I.S.P.s, a number of states have introduced laws designed to prevent localities from providing Internet access.

I'm not talking about common-sense laws designed to prevent terrorists and criminals from purchasing automatic weapons – those measures failed in a Senate vote on Monday.

Equity was the offspring of natural law designed to prevent and remedy injustice resulting from unconscionable conduct.

Under a separate provision of the conversion law, designed to prevent the warehousing of vacant apartments, landlords must keep most apartments in the building occupied in the months before they submit a plan to the attorney general.

Montague, a senior, was expelled after a friend of the woman involved in his case went to a school official who ensures Yale's compliance with Title IX, the federal law designed to prevent gender discrimination in education.

Ministers, under pressure from the security and intelligence agencies – and the US – then decided to introduce the new law designed to prevent any intelligence information from being disclosed in civil court hearings ever again.

In October the U.S. government invested $25 billion in Citigroup under the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act, a law designed to prevent the crisis from causing further damage to the U.S. financial system.