Sentence examples for laws on which from inspiring English sources

The animal-welfare laws on which his activism relies are some of the strictest in Asia.

In return, it has to accept single-market laws on which it has no vote, and it also has to contribute to the EU budget.

The actual texts of the laws on which they were voting were often unclear at the time that the governing party voted en masse for them.

The best (or worst) that the ČSSD can do is delay some of the laws on which next year's budget depends.

But Thursday's political response sidetracked that tricky bit of the interview and focused on the discrimination laws, on which greater mainstream consensus exists.

Anyone who plans to stand around yelling about the unjust laws on which society is founded will not last long: the status quo will be preserved.

Finally, economists retreat here to the one law on which they all agree, namely, Stein's Law, named for the late economist Herbert Stein: "If something cannot go on forever, it will stop".

It is upholding the rule of law, on which our republic is founded.

In any event, petitioner flatly misreads the provisions of federal law on which he relies.

The job-killer claim is also discredited by the experience under the Massachusetts law on which Obamacare was modeled.

His trial at The Hague would reinforce the principle of rule of law on which that democratic revolution was based.