Sentence examples for muddle of laws from inspiring English sources

A muddle of laws, judgments and a constitutional amendment partly restored the interest deduction in America from 1909 to 1916.

In plain, elegant prose, Cockburn walks the reader through what it means to be diagnosed with schizophrenia, the dilemmas of psychiatric classifications, the history of disorders and their treatments, and the current muddle of law and policy in mental health services.

Who will bring pressure to bear to modernise the dense muddle of Christian personal status laws in the Middle East?

As for consistency, the new law simply replaced one muddle of voting procedures with another.

At times, the taxi system in Westchester seems reminiscent of the Wild West -- a fragmented, disorganized muddle of haphazardly enforced rules and regulations that often appear to be outside the law and determined by unseen forces.

The raising and doling out of lavish sums has been dispiriting to watch, a muddle of incompetence, avarice and special pleading, only vaguely restrained by the nation's campaign finance laws.

Politics is a muddle of moral and practical compromise.

In the usual muddle of gloom and relief.

Perry is a mediocre muddle of an artist – yet mediocre muddle is apparently what modern Britain admires.

So many careers require the ability to think through the muddle of information out there.

But it added to what gay and equal rights activists described as the muddle surrounding law reform.