Sentence examples similar to poor law making from inspiring English sources

In Smith's time, the poor laws made parishes responsible for those who could not work but who had legally settled in the parish.

The iatrogenic pandemic of untreated illness related to falsified and substandard medicines is intolerable, but has a logical explanation: in many countries, inadequate laws make it barely illegal to manufacture or distribute poor-quality medicines.

To rush through such a controversial proposal at the tail end of a parliament, without any kind of consultation with consumers or industry, is very poor law-making".

Poor laws don't help, either.

But the plaintiffs say the poor quality of immigration records and the complexity of immigration law make mistakes inevitable.

Does antitrust law make sense?

ReprintsJapanese law makes sacking staff hard.

The new law makes this practice illegal.

Thus is law made.

To deter those who would not work from applying for poor law support, workhouses were made deliberately unpleasant, often resembling a prison as much as a refuge.

Nineteen states have passed laws making it harder for citizens, especially the poor, to vote.