Sentence examples for reasonable law from inspiring English sources

It is a reasonable law, far from the ban that some anti-gun-control advocates depict.

The second mistake that the appeals court made — one that many supporters of gun rights may concede — was its unduly narrow view of what constitutes a "reasonable" law.

What is wrong is when a reasonable law is used for an improper purpose, like maintaining segregation or keeping secret a mass collection of American telephone records that appears to violate the Fourth Amendment prohibition against unreasonable searches.

If Congress had simply indexed the 2009 limit to adjust automatically for inflation, and left the tax rate at 45 percent, we would have a reasonable law in place and would have avoided a decade of uncertainty.

France has a reasonable law on the books stating that cellphone sold in the country have to be unlocked, allowing customers to choose a carrier.

The resolution calls for "the creation of a reasonable law designed to specifically provide law enforcement the ability to obtain, in real-time or near real-time, basic subscriber information (BSI) from telecommunications providers".

"In just the last couple months, he's been effective on two big fronts: passing Sandy aid and fighting for reasonable laws on gun safety," he said.

The Senate approved the bill, but only after a callow roster, including a significant number of Democrats, caved in to the lobby and attached an amendment that would strike down the city's reasonable laws for gun registration and trigger locks and its ban on assault weapons and sniper rifles.

The problem comes in when the tools at their disposal are really good at killing others without much work on the part of the killer, which is why lots of folks would like to see the United States institute some reasonable laws regulating gun ownership.

New York's chefs flourish or fail not at the whim of despots but at the discretion of a sophisticated and diverse clientele provisioned from the ends of the earth and the depths of the sea, protected by reasonable laws and advised by disinterested critics.

We have introduced the issue of computational (or algorithmic) irreducibility when we explained the philosophical consequence of a universality proof for an automaton, namely that, although a system follows definite underlying laws, "its overall behavior can still have aspects that fundamentally cannot be described by reasonable laws" (Wolfram 2002, p. 750).