Sentence examples for lost its teeth from inspiring English sources
It included security mandates but it did not say, 'We're going to invest more in law enforcement, or create a central exchange where you can see where threats are coming from.' It just said, 'We're going to impose a bunch of stuff on you.' And then, 'Actually, we're going to make that voluntary.' It lost its teeth.
The bill lost its teeth when it dropped the security mandate clause.
Though tigers rarely attack humans, this particular wild Royal Bengal tiger is thought to have lost its teeth, prompting it to maul its 34-year-old victim, who was collecting tendu leaves in the Bramhapuri forest.
Once it has lost its teeth, reintroduction to the wild is impossible.
Does this mean the tigers lost its teeth?
Further analysis of the genomes revealed that the common ancestor of all living birds lost its teeth more than 100m years ago.
Without a right to ask for an authoritative interpretation, the Convention loses its teeth.
Ms Ferguson is expected to use her stint on the programme - which has been accused of dumbing down and losing its teeth since the Hutton report - to highlight motor neurone disease and investigate snobbery and obesity.
Regulation should be flexible enough to encompass new fintech models as they develop, without risking losing its teeth.
From my vantage point, the premise of the FTC citing that what is good for other countries is also good for the U.S. is very rapidly losing its teeth.
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