Sentence examples for laws generating from inspiring English sources

The idea is that the new reporting requirement would increase compliance with tax laws, generating added tax payments that would help pay for new health care coverage.

For example, intellectual property laws generate billions in revenue for content-creating industries at the expense of consumers.

On the East Coast, open-carry laws generate little controversy because several states make it hard for average citizens to acquire the permits necessary to display unconcealed firearms.

These laws generated significant media attention and were associated with reductions in fatal crashes and in ambulance calls and hospital admissions for road trauma.

Professor Brian Cox (you know, with the hair and the teeth) is back to teach us more about science, this time in the four-part series Forces of Nature (BBC1), in which he looks at how a handful of relatively simple underlying physical laws generate complexity in nature.

This implies that living wage laws generate both winners and losers among those affected by them.

They also maintained and upgraded the scientific-based laws generated during the British Mandate period.

This implies that living wage laws generate both winners and losers among those affected by them, and the net effects lean toward modest reductions in urban poverty. 1 In the United States the federal government sets a minimum wage.

(Klaus Christian Köhnke identifies this point in Cohen as the source of the central Marburg School doctrine that a priori laws "generate" objects of possible experience [Köhnke 1991, 178 84].) Cohen has a striking view of what a priori laws of the third level actually consist in, and of the possible experience they are constitutive of.

The fact is that the court is given the role of trying to make sense out of the hundreds of poorly written and hastily concocted laws generated by the more politically sensitive branches of our government.

In this capacity he was obliged to prosecute a reporter, W.B. Connelly, under the Fugitive Slave Law, generating an ironic notoriety that dogged his professional career.