Sentence examples for limited law from inspiring English sources

For Chraibi, a limited law is not a solution.

The longer the government mulls over this issue, the more attractive a limited law will look.

And a year after the court ruling outlawing this kind of data retention, there is a movement to try to get a new, more limited law passed.

It was likely to increase, and remote communities were particularly vulnerable due to limited law enforcement, real or perceived low risk of detection, and significant mining royalties and public funding to be targeted.

The disturbances came as Thatcher's early monetarist economic experiment plunged unemployment towards 3 million and her well-documented reaction to the first televised pictures of rioting and looting in Toxteth – "Oh, those poor shopkeepers" – illustrated the limited law and order nature of her response.

There was a huge social media backlash and Twitter eventually limited law enforcement access.

Given these rough definitions of the difference between deterministic laws, probabilistic laws, and limited laws, we can understand determinism as the thesis that a complete description of the state of the world at any time t and a complete statement of the laws of nature together entail every truth about the world at every time later than t.

To date, 23 states have legalized marijuana for medical purposes and 13 others have limited laws that allow for the legal use of purified marijuana extracts for some medical purposes.

Such time-limited laws exist elsewhere in Europe, but it's uncertain how Parliament will respond to the recommendation.

Access to the DNA database would remain limited to law enforcement officers investigating serious crimes.

The ruling itself relates to a much more limited British law – the Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act 2014, known as Dripa – which expires under a sunset clause at the end of this month.