Sentence examples for screening law from inspiring English sources

It should abandon the current screening law, which can be easily used for political attacks based on questionable evidence.

Following the logic of Mills' view, post-Brexit, like Canada, we could introduce a foreign investment screening law.

If we are out of the EU, and dealing alone with foreign multinationals, we might need a Canadian-style foreign investment screening law.

In addition, planes carrying only freight that are scheduled to transfer to a passenger flight are subject to the full screening law.

"Perhaps the most apparent reason is that the screening law removed visually impaired drivers from the road," wrote the researchers, led by Gerald McGwin Jr. of the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Mr. Estrada faced tough questioning on a report in the Nation magazine saying that in screening law clerk candidates for Justice Kennedy, he had told an unnamed lawyer that he had rejected liberals to prevent them from influencing the justice.

Many countries, including Canada, Switzerland, Denmark, and Germany, have enacted mandatory screening laws for HIV.

The accusation that Lech Walesa was a paid informant illustrates the absurdity of screening laws.

As Poland is learning from these cases, screening laws, which are designed to strengthen democracy, do not always do so.

The institute that looks after the secret-service archives is concerned that it will be unable to certify the purity of as many as 700,000 people within the time limit stipulated by the law.Critics say that screening laws, however well-meant, tend to hit collaborators perhaps coerced at the time and remorseful now more than perpetrators.

The economic impact of implementing the United States' 100% cargo screening laws has been well researched (see Martonosi et al., 2005, for example), and the economic cost must be taken into account when designing new screening technologies.