Sentence examples for temporary law from inspiring English sources

Germany recently extended a temporary law passed in 2005 to facilitate a case brought by disgruntled Deutsche Telekom shareholders.

The Democrats earlier this year refused to renew a temporary law that had made it easier for the government to snoop.

But Norman Siegel, the prominent civil rights lawyer who is representing the synagogues in their suit, criticized the temporary law as unfair, and said the opposition would continue.

If the temporary law is allowed to expire as planned, does that represent a return to normal, or a tax increase?

The expiration of the temporary law "does not put America at greater risk," the group said, adding that "America's security cannot be captive to partisan bickering and distortions".

In 1937 the Diet (parliament) passed a "temporary" law (as it turned out, it lasted 60 years) to regulate interest rates, which limited the dividends a company could pay.

The parliament of New South Wales has passed temporary laws to try to keep tight control of the Olympic stadiums.

The wave of union organizing continued into 1906 and 1907 with the publication of the Temporary Laws of March 4, 1906, legalizing the formation of public organizations.

In New York, temporary laws in place since 2007 that allowed scalping lapsed three weeks ago when Gov. David A. Paterson sparred with lawmakers over paperless ticketing, one of the approaches favored by Ticketmaster and others because it thwarts unauthorized resale.

That year, the new tsar promulgated the "Temporary Laws," which, among many regressive measures, prohibited further Jewish settlements outside the pale; and Christians within the pale were allowed to expel Jews from their areas.

The Jordan Professional Associations Complex said the government "has once again violated the constitution by issuing more temporary laws that are not of an urgent nature, as stipulated in Article 94a of the Jordanian constitution".