Sentence examples for laws that enabled from inspiring English sources

He imposed press censorship, ruthlessly extinguished his enemies and instituted laws that enabled him to send thousands to their deaths without trial.

Mr. Ribicoff enforced tough laws that enabled Connecticut by the mid-1950's to have earned the reputation of the state with the safest highways in the nation.

Lawmakers should exercise caution if they think the public will soon forget the McDonnell trial and the Swiss-cheese laws that enabled the scandal in the first place.

They had to wait until they could get Parliament to repeal the acts of Henry VIII and Edward VI and to reintroduce the laws that enabled the secular arm to burn heretics.

The Supreme Court, in its solicitude for the free-speech interests of the rich, has struck down state laws that enabled candidates to claim more public funds if their opponents' spending exceeded a certain threshold.

There are still loose ends, most notably the remaining private investors who have declined to participate in Friday's deal and could not be forced to do so because their bonds are not governed by the local Greek laws that enabled Athens to strong-arm most of the creditors.

So, let's celebrate champions of peace, love and hope – and eliminate laws that enable armed vigilantes like George Zimmerman.

Now, having said that, states ought to be able to have the right to pass laws that enable people to be able to have rights like others".

Unfettered competition with the Chinese "would subject the Malays to the primitive laws that enable only the fittest to survive," Mahathir warned his fellow-nationals.

Avoid traveling to upstate New York... where the local counties there have enacted anti-immigration laws that enable their police to act or become deputized as immigration agents.

Callow, who narrates Asuquo's trial, said: "The Human Rights Act is one of the few laws that enables us to hold the powerful to account.