Sentence examples for rash laws from inspiring English sources

Thus the spate of rash laws that baselessly treat transgender people as predators.

Such egregious barriers are in the past, but the rash of new laws erecting hurdles in the 2012 election cycle has chilling echoes.

On Monday, Apple's openly gay chief executive, Tim Cook, sounded the alarm about the rash of new laws, which he described as contrary to America's founding principles of freedom and equality.

As it happens, a nasty outbreak of nationalism now seems a bigger obstacle to the country's EU ambitions than any rash of Islamist laws.Mr Erdogan must decide by April 25th whether to run.

But not in Santa Barbara, where a 3-million gallon oil spill in 1969 gave impetus for the green movement, a rash of environmental laws, and myriad pressure groups.

Then in 2004, he learned about the paper-shredding industry, which was booming because of a rash of new security laws.

The result has been a rash of new state laws -- at least 25 -- making registration more difficult.

The GOP pecked at eroding the Act with the rash of photo identifications laws that the GOP governors and GOP controlled state legislatures enacted in recent years.

The GOP has already pecked at eroding the Act with the rash of photo identifications laws that the GOP governors and GOP controlled state legislatures have enacted.

This poses a major threat to the GOP's push to undermine the Voting Rights Act with a rash of voter ID laws and restrictions, topped by the lawsuit before the Supreme Court to scrub the Act.

Worse, amid the rash of hair-trigger law-enforcement shootings in the news, is that the Secret Service's initial statement about the incident fell just shy of self-congratulation — they said that "the officers showed tremendous restraint and discipline in dealing with this subject" — when an aggressive response would have been reasonable, if not outright necessary.