Sentence examples for laws which would allow from inspiring English sources

Labor also supports continuous disclosure laws, which would allow the public to see donations soon after they were made.

My bill would have granted the N.C.A.A. an exemption from antitrust laws, which would allow it to constrain the extraordinary growth in athletic spending by schools.

But Mr. Castro is expected to speak when Parliament opens in August, where he may more fully outline plans for a major change to private property laws, which would allow the purchase and sale of real estate and cars.

Opponents argue the new laws – which would allow the tightly restricted military to intervene overseas to defend its allies – violate Japan's pacifist constitution and could see the country dragged into American wars in far-flung parts of the globe.

In its latest budget, the government had proposed laws which would allow retrospective taxation, a move that was widely criticised.

A new enterprise law, which would allow more private businesses, has yet to be implemented.

In 2009, our female students protested against a controversial law which would allow marital rape.

The protesters object to the proposed law, which would allow the reactors to be replaced or refurbished.

Meanwhile, Singapore has proposed a law which would allow it to fine foreign companies for causing cross-border air pollution.

Saunders' task force didn't demand that impact concessions be made part of the new zoning law which would allow the company to develop Kiawah.

The draft law, which would allow overseas institutions to set up their own campuses and to grant degrees, was introduced more than two years ago.