Sentence examples for statute designed to prevent from inspiring English sources

Under pressure from the security and intelligence agencies – and the US – the coalition government decided to introduce a statute designed to prevent any intelligence information from being disclosed in civil court hearings ever again.

A statute designed to prevent copycat lawsuits, it set the amount of damages a survivor could claim on a "disappeared" relative at two hundred and twenty thousand dollars... Describes a ceremony Daniel then held at the cemetery where the plaque in his family's memory stands.

In September 1966 Hylton pleaded guilty to charges brought against him by a disgruntled dog dealer, who had invoked a 19th-century statute designed to prevent identity misrepresentation by strikebreakers and Pinkerton agents (private personal security and detective agents deployed by the Pinkerton National Detective Agency).

You don't punish people for acts that not only don't cause harm, but aren't even of the kind to cause the harm that the statute was designed to prevent.

These regulations, which extend the reach of Megan's Law a nickname for a category of statutes that are designed to prevent child molesters from preying on the kids in their neighborhood would be a great help if sex offenders were all fundamentally evil would-be rapists and killers.

Those conditions include the stipulation that the drone operator has received special night flying testing and training and that the drone be outfitted with lighting designed to prevent collisions visible for "at least 3 statute miles".

That law, which was passed in 1974, was designed to prevent the unauthorized disclosure of government records, but it is an unusually vague and complex statute.

Specific rules are designed to prevent conflicts of interest.

The salary cap was designed to prevent dynasties.

Right – except the plan was designed to prevent that.

"Fundamentally the act was designed to prevent espionage.