Sentence examples for laws that keep from inspiring English sources

... What Congress must do is pass laws that keep our citizens safe.

The couple have lost two prior legal battles to reverse the laws that keep their tenants in place.

Next Glenn Beck target: socialist neo-Nazi George-Soros-inspired laws that keep horses and buggies off interstate highways.

Eleven states, including Pennsylvania, Texas and Virginia, have passed laws that keep most young offenders out of adult jails and prisons.

His attacks against opposition newspapers and his reluctance to change laws that keep smaller (ie, Kurdish) parties out of parliament have reinforced this image.

They take no stand on repealing anti-union labor laws that keep many millions of workers earning nonliving wages or on fighting corporate crime.

He fought for laws that kept his daughter segregated and in an inferior position.

That's partly because of powerful zoning laws that kept industry viable, said Mr. Eichenbaum, the tour guide.

They also said that Congress had already passed laws that kept out individuals with known terrorist activity.

A great deal of feminist energy in the 60s and 70s went into figuring out what were the forces other than laws that kept women down.

She helped people whose families were being torn apart by laws that kept black workers in the cities to serve whites while exiling their kin to impoverished rural "bantustans," or homelands.