Sentence examples for laws separate from inspiring English sources

Some states have their own privacy laws, separate to the federal statutes.

"Only unjust laws separate what people say from what they believe," said Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Jordan Lorence in a statement.

"Nuisance crime" and "quality of life" laws separate public safety from social welfare and equity at a time when a broader systemic effort is necessary to address the crises in housing, employment, education, and health care.

The two were split by Depression-era laws separating commercial and investment banking, but those separations were lifted in the late 1990s and banks have since gravitated back to the combined model.

It's up to the states to impose meaningful laws separating domestic abusers from their guns.

The announcement came as bankers and brokers lobbied for a sweeping overhaul of the laws separating their institutions.

The PRI upheld strict laws separating the powers of church and state, including laws that prohibited the church from owning property and running schools.

He predicted the crash of 1929 and helped inspire the post-New Deal laws separating commercial from investment banking that prevented a crash of similar magnitude until 2008.

After the repeal of federal laws separating commercial and investment banking in 1999, it was widely accepted that new, sprawling megabanks like Citigroup would crush smaller firms like Goldman.

The French president, François Hollande, has lashed out at politicians for twisting the French concept of secularism and insisted the country's strict laws separating church and state do not prevent France's large Muslim minority from practising their religion.

At that time, more Jews observed kosher laws (separating milk and meat and eschewing pork and shellfish, among other prohibitions and directives) and different enterprises arose from the different parts of the Jewish diet.