Sentence examples for the present laws from inspiring English sources

At the National Development Council in New Delhi on Thursday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said the "government has decided to review the present laws and examine the levels of punishments in cases of aggravated sexual assault".

But dualism at least opens the door for claiming that our dependence on our bodies is contingent (not necessary) or is essential only given the present laws of nature (laws that may be violated by God).

Unlike many statues concerning societal mores, the present laws that apply to teenage marriage work fine in our changing society.

Sherry Rehman, the Minister of Information at that time, tried to table a bill aiming at amending the present laws but was literally forced to withdraw it.

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So I believe that the administration's request to expand these powers with the rationale given that the present laws are too clumsy and slow is wrong and demonstrates another attempt at accruing power in the Executive Branch at the expense of our civil liberties.

"The present law definitely needs changing.

Yet the present law is woefully slow at deporting people.

Under the present law, the state can prosecute until five years after an accuser turns 18.

The present law covers mainly the use of weapons and storage of ammunition at gun clubs.

This overlooks the fact that even under the present law, judges retain considerable sentencing discretion.