Sentence examples for laws it would be from inspiring English sources

Sure, if Aitken's commission was to examine the libel laws, it would be a little compromised, but it isn't.

And like any other seagoing structure, a seastead would be obliged to register with a "flag state", to whose maritime laws it would be subject.

If securities laws were like gambling laws, it would be illegal for people to buy shares of Google or a United States Treasury bond, because that would be gambling, but legal for them to invest in currency swaps that pay a return if the Swiss franc, Argentine peso and Vietnamese dong together outperform the Swedish krona, Mexican peso and South Korean won.

To keep track of changes in worker's compensation laws, it would be wise to review your program with your state's workers compensation office or your insurance broker.

And with a "patchwork" of state laws, it would be extremely difficult for outside dealers to understand every gun law in all 50, according to McLively.

"Eighty years after the (Fascist) Racial Laws, it would be good to combat discrimination instead of continuously winking at neo-fascism," said Dureghello,  according to ANSA news agency.

"It wouldn't be a U.S. law; it would be a Mexican law," he said.

"If we had a law, it would be equal".

But, also like that law, it would be a noticeable improvement on the status quo.

Under the new law it would be legal to broadcast Cassetteboy's work.

But if the justices strike down the Arizona law, it would be a powerful victory for those groups.