Sentence examples for offensive law from inspiring English sources

But the fact is, 16 years ago Congress passed this offensive law and Congress owns it today.

It appears that the secrets will come a cost: Anonymous claims that there will be "collateral damage" if they are reluctantly forced to expose the information, presumably related to individuals who they think are associated with, but responsible for, the offensive laws.

Context is crucial to determining whether language is offensive at law, but judges are not required by law to have any linguistic expertise.

Arkansas courts should strike down this offensive new law.

In Tennessee, a bipartisan bill would limit the type of offensive weapons law enforcement can receive.

The 1772 London case that found slavery so offensive the laws of England would not enforce it.

Illegal weapons, including some reputedly developed for military and police forces, have been put up for sale in breach of UK firearms and offensive weapons laws.

Association leaders, in return, have gone on the offensive, calling the law center a hate group for oppressing Christian students and claiming its aim is to shut down groups that oppose homosexuality.

That study relied on census data from 2001, and had a margin of error of 200,000.Politicians fixate on human trafficking, which is particularly offensive, both to law and order and to the people trafficked.

The phone call was one move in a wide-ranging offensive by Russian law enforcement that exposed Mr. Browder to the kind of crippling investigations that Kremlin critics have regularly endured under Mr. Putin.

Calling it "downright offensive" that Arizona law be offered up by the federal government for a "human rights" review by such U.N. members as Libya and Cuba, Brewer wrote: "The idea of our own American government submitting the duly enacted laws of a State of the United States to 'review' by the United Nations is internationalism run amok and unconstitutional".