Sentence examples for places laws from inspiring English sources

However, in too many places, laws are simply not being enforced.

In some places laws have been introduced that directly contradict the recommendation that jail be the option of last resort for Indigenous people.

In some places, laws have been changed for companies to turn themselves into B Corps, but in others, no such change has been deemed necessary.

Although it is easy to copy other places' laws and product offerings (the Gambia's resemble those of Mauritius), gaining traction is a struggle without the right network of tax treaties and the backing of the big corporate-service providers that buy offshore firms in bulk from favoured jurisdictions, for resale to law firms and individuals.These sponsors are hard to impress.

Giving evidence to the Commons education committee on the crisis in school places, Laws said the free school programme was designed to offer more choice rather than alleviate the pressure on primary school places from rising population numbers.

Confronted by Pat Glass, the Labour MP for North West Durham, with figures highlighting areas where new secondary free schools had been approved despite a surplus of secondary places and a shortage of primary places, Laws said parents and not the government would be the judges.

In many places law and order broke down after Haiyan struck.

This places law enforcement in a precarious--and all too familiar situation.

But in some places, law enforcement is already severely restricting the footage it will release publicly.

Specifically, the judge ruled that when Women of the Wall gather, they do not violate the 1967 Holy Places law.

In some places, law and culture are one, in which case transgressions can be egregious.