Sentence examples for laws slowly from inspiring English sources

He insists states have the right to decide whether they want to implement the laws slowly or quickly.

While state laws slowly moved forward and more and more people became legal marijuana patients, the federal government's response stagnated.

Laws, through the Clean Water Act, the state's Coastal Act and many other federal and state laws, slowly started to protect wetlands.

Only in the 1960s, when weed gained popularity among educated young white people, did America's cultural opinion begin to shift and the laws (slowly) begin to follow suit.

It was a gradual process, the law slowly changing in the direction of freedom.

In other words, the law slowly followed corporate practice, lending some support to the view that statutory corporate law in common law countries reflects the existing ways of doing things.

I refer to page 12 of Micklethwait and Wooldridge's "The Company:" "In the early Middle Ages, jurists, elaborating on Roman and canon law, slowly began to recognize the existence of 'corporate persons:' loose associations of people who wished to be treated as collective entities.

The law slowly evolved with the intention of stopping animals from suffering.

Thus our research supports Berman's contention that, "to the extent that international human rights are now an important element of global legal consciousness; it is because of a long process of rhetorical persuasion, treaty codification, and other forms of "soft law" slowly changing the international consensus, not because of positivist decree".

Globally, laws are slowly shifting.

The wheels of the laws grind slowly enough, but science proceeds even more hesitantly.