Sentence examples for no further laws from inspiring English sources

Most Roman sumptuary laws tried to control spending on funerals, banquets, and festivals; there were no further laws on dress until the emperor Tiberius ruled that no silken clothing should disgrace men.

The remaining stops resulted in no further law-enforcement action at all.

(If you want an example of failure to enforce laws, look no further than the threat to default on the debts that were incurred by acts of Congress).

Re "A Soldier, Taking Orders From Its Ethical Judgment Center" (Nov. 25): Any question of the ethics of using robots as soldiers need go no further than Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics, which contain the overriding principle that "a robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm".

If you want to see Trick drink his cereal with alcohol instead of milk or Captain Crunch lay down the law, look no further.

For a vision of the future look no further than Ireland, where a law – on which the UK plans are modelled – has virtually wiped out the head shop trade.

Spencer argues that, because of limitations imposed by the bill's sponsors, the original meaning of the draft bill was changed, and the Act itself goes no further than the existing common law.

Further, laws in some states keep small business owners from offering M.S.A.'s.

Three further laws were passed before badgers were fully protected in 1991.

Further, laws transferring juveniles into the adult court system lead these teenagers to commit more violence, the study said.

The constitution permits them at national level, but the Bundestag has never enacted further laws to make them possible.