Sentence examples for laws target from inspiring English sources
For Asio, it's much easier to "sell" the proposition that the new laws target Muslims bent on jihad.
"Passed by North Dakota's Republican-majority legislature almost immediately following Heidi's victory in 2012, it's no secret that North Dakota's hyperpartisan voter ID laws target student and Native communities because they prefer Heidi in the U.S. Senate," Krieger said.
The laws target proceeds, not profits, so somebody who obtains ten £50,000 kilos of heroin in a year and sells them at a 20% mark-up can be ordered to pay £600,000 money he is unlikely to possess.
Better to be in a prison in one's own country than in Belmarsh, says a London-based jihadi, wanted for extradition by a North African government.The Home Office says that its laws target no more than a couple of dozen suspects.
WASHINGTON ― Americans have grown accustomed to the idea that some criminal laws target specific populations.
Consequentially, these laws target voting blocs that showed a marked increase in turnout--minorities and youth in the 18 to 24 year old age group.
Early American sodomy laws targeted heterosexual as well as homosexual conduct.
Corporate leaders have banded together to protest laws targeting transgender and gay rights in Indiana, North Carolina and Texas.
Last year campaigners claimed the world was witnessing the "viral-like spread of new laws" targeting such groups.
New laws targeting gay couples have been passed in Indiana, Arkansas and Mississippi, with many other states attempting to follow suit.
In 2012 he drastically scaled back anti-tax avoidance laws targeted at multinationals' so-called 'controlled foreign companies'.
