Sentence examples for relaxed legislation from inspiring English sources

The subject of the law around prostitution is controversial, with divisions within political parties, charities and the women's movement about whether tougher or more relaxed legislation is the best way of protecting sex workers.

Its attractively low taxes and relaxed legislation have already made the island a popular choice of headquarters for the e-gaming industry.

In a deeply flawed strategy, they are relaxing legislation on child labour as a means to alleviate poverty.

By relaxing legislation, fisheries would be able to practise substantial finning legally, a move conservationists believe will push some species, many found off the British coast, towards extinction.

Dowdney employs 31 staff across the two sites and fears that he might have to cut jobs and even close a store if the council agrees to relax legislation.

But the official rejected charges in a letter from nine British archaeologists, published in the Guardian yesterday, that private collectors were "persuading the Pentagon to relax legislation that protects Iraq's heritage by prevention of sales abroad".

At an official level the American Council for Cultural Policy is already persuading the Pentagon to relax legislation that protects Iraq's heritage by prevention of sales abroad, arguing that antiquities will be safer in American museums and private collections than in Iraq.

Soon afterwards he lobbied successfully for more relaxed gambling legislation.

Opponents saw the proposed move as a possible first step towards relaxing drug legislation.

The Senate decisively approved legislation relaxing nearly 40 years of sanctions on the sale of food to Cuba.

While the airline is expanding its own services, Branson ruled out any further moves into Indian aviation, despite recent legislation relaxing foreign ownership rules.