"Why should my government make laws that are detrimental to American workers?" asked Harry Kazazian, the company's owner.
Douglas responded that territories could effectively ban slavery by failing to make laws that supported it the Freeport Doctrine.
She has a duty to be totally transparent if she wants the power to make laws that govern us all".
If the people don't understand stem cells or gene diagnosis, they say, "Let's make laws that make it impossible that something bad can happen".
"What we have to do collectively as a society and legislators is make laws that make it clear what is the position for a pregnant woman whose life is at risk, what treatment is available to her," Mr. Gilmore said.
Driven by ignorance, conservative thinking and fear of the unknown, our political leaders have undertaken to make laws that suppress this type of research.
If the home of our legislative bodies is not accessible, how can they legitimately make laws that uphold the constitutional rights of people with disabilities?
If the Shias now make laws that appear to derive from a purely Shia interpretation of Islam, the insurgents may stir up Sunni sectarian sentiment, even as the nationalist argument for fighting fades.
If the law intended, was the law of the State, then the State might make laws that would destroy an institution of the United States.
Legislators encourage rather than undermine the self-reliance of the poor when they make laws that protect them from the powerful or enable them to protect themselves from the powerful.
