Sentence examples for present laws from inspiring English sources

Present laws allow you to grow any hedge you like on your own land.

"Present laws, especially anti-terror laws, are posing enough obstacles to freedom of speech already and this adds a new segment to present oppression mechanisms," she said.

Is it possible that present laws would have averted the tragedy? A. I honestly think today anyone who wants to get a gun can get a gun.

This bill would gather together all present laws on personal information and data protection to give the ordinary citizen much greater ownership of his or her data.

We are also trying to get present laws amended and new legislation introduced so no other families experience what we have gone through.

But it also included a thousand-word, redoubtably formal, disquisition on bimetallism and monetary policy: "Let me remind you that there is no intention of affecting those contracts which, according to present laws, are made payable in gold".

"The present law definitely needs changing.

Under present law, a marriage cannot merely die.

Yet the present law is woefully slow at deporting people.

Under the present law, the state can prosecute until five years after an accuser turns 18.

The present law covers mainly the use of weapons and storage of ammunition at gun clubs.