The phrase "significant laws" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to laws that have important effects or implications, either generally or within a specific context. For example, "The passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was one of the most significant laws of the 20th century."
At least that's the rap against Boehner, whose speakership so far has been defined by blocking Obama's priorities rather than producing significant laws.
The index guides the student to significant laws about Sabbath and daily observance, as well as maxims, parables, commentaries and Talmudic personalities.
Under this scenario, no significant laws will be passed until after the presidential election in 2016.Optimists retort that once Republicans control both arms of Congress, they cannot just snarl from the sidelines.
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In 342 BC, two significant laws were passed.
City and state government's can pass significant laws that keep people safe.
In any event, the rapid growth of offshore commercial surrogacy shows that there are significant law enforcement problems.
Numerous states already permit national concealed-carry reciprocity and have not experienced any significant law enforcement difficulties.
Look at the Chinese Exclusion Act," a 19th-century act of Congress that was the first significant law restricting immigration.
"Recognizing that clemency decisions are a matter of presidential prerogative, the facts of several of these cases raise significant law enforcement concerns," she said through a spokesman.
The rally brought a significant law enforcement presence as well as numerous private patrols by advocates of a more secure border.
