Sentence examples for lead to laws from inspiring English sources
Only rarely should they lead to laws: for a statutory investor-protection function such as auditing, a ban on consulting work for audit clients is right.
He has written a piece saying that coalition government can lead to laws that are "often watered down to the point of being anodyne as a result of endless rounds of review and compromise".
The case, PARC v. Pennsylvania, 1972, is credited with establishing the right of disabled children to get a public education and with helping lead to laws about disability rights.
An article yesterday about the possibility that the case of Terri Schiavo might lead to laws governing end-of-life decisions reversed the meaning of a comment from Dr. Diane E. Meier, an expert in end-of-life care at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, who voiced concern that such changes would diminish people's rights to control what is done to them.
The Framers understood if change were to happen quickly it would lead to laws based on emotion and whim which could harm the very democratic foundations of our country.
1904: Tunnel building to and from Manhattan caused over 3,000 injuries and over 30 deaths which lead to laws requiring PSI limits and decompression rules for "sandhogs" in the United States 1904: Seibe and Gorman in conjunction with Leonard Hill develop and produce a closed bell in which a diver can be decompressed at the surface.
She hopes that will eventually lead to law school.
It may lead to law and order problem in the State".
These efforts, over staunch opposition, led to laws and amendments creating a regional flood protection authority with east and west branches.
In the past decade the group's efforts have helped Republicans win the White House and Congress and led to laws in more than 30 states banning lawsuits against gun manufacturers.
Their extravagance and influence-peddling prompted a political backlash that led to laws in 1906 reorganizing the insurance business and regulating its management of surplus funds.
