Sentence examples for laws that impose from inspiring English sources
And, he said, "We've got a bunch of federal laws that impose sanctions on U.S. companies that develop Iran's oil".
It is also to expose the numerous reactions of the jurists and the psychiatrists about the laws that impose care to delinquants or criminals.
Voter ID laws that impose a burden on students, the elderly or the poor, for example, should become as presumptively illegal as racial burdens are now.
Instead of ag-gag laws, we need laws that impose basic standards on farm conditions and guarantee our right to know how our food is being produced.
Furthermore, states can enact laws that impose a state exclusionary rule for searches incident to unlawful arrests to eliminate this risk.
In 2006, my Yale Law School colleague Judith Resnik published a list of the federal laws that impose "statutory duties" on the chief justice.
He has governed as a fiscal centrist, championing laws that imposed a cap on property tax increases and lowered pension benefits for new state workers.
The Sugar Act was followed by other unpopular laws that imposed duties, including the Stamp Act of 1765 and the Townshend Acts of 1767.
He hastily pushed through laws that imposed a severe version of Sharia on Sudan, including its Christian and animist south.
In the late 1980s, every state and the District of Columbia had laws that imposed harsh penalties on drug offenses committed near schools.
This legislation repealed various laws that imposed political disabilities on Roman Catholics, in particular laws that prevented them from becoming members of Parliament.
