Sentence examples for laws issues from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, he has proposed free or reduced tuition for public college students, and spoken out about issues like medical marijuana and easing the Rockefeller-era drug laws, issues that are more likely to appeal to voters in New York City.

In his statement, Holder said that Clinton "has bold plans to address police brutality" and "fight for common sense reforms to our gun laws" — issues that are particularly significant to black voters.

He added that China follows all related laws issued by the United Nations Security Council.

The text of the three laws issued at Roncaglia, however, shows the increasing influence of Roman law at Frederick's court.

In spite of repeated sumptuary laws issued during the Ming and Qing, the five-clawed dragon was seldom reserved for objects of exclusively imperial use.

One frequently forgotten point of the matter is that the famous Nuremberg Laws, issued in the fall of 1935, had failed to do the trick.

The Istanbul Bar Association said the police, citing terrorism laws, issued a temporary order withholding legal assistance to the detainees and denying them access to their families.

A government of men is one in which laws issue from the will and desires of those who happen to be in authority.

The Novellae, a collection of new laws issued during Justinian's reign, supplements the Corpus.

The emperor summoned both professors to assist his minister Tribonian in compiling the Codex of Justinian, the Empire's body of civil laws issued between 529 and 534.

Berhtwald co-operated closely with Wihtred in the kingdom, and secured the exemption of the church from taxation under Wihtred's laws issued in 695.