Sentence examples for this law represents from inspiring English sources

This law represents Congress's third attempt to regulate online pornography.

Then, once we have our Republic back and the rule of law, we can deal with the actual treason that this law represents.

This law represents a cornerstone in a structure which is being built but is by no means completed.

But for now the law represents a breakthrough for campaigners' efforts to put labels on food containing GM ingredients.

Canon law defines an ecumenical council and its procedure; actually, the law represents the procedure followed in the convocation of Vatican I.

This power law represents what is often called the "species-area curve".

This developing law represents something of a tipping of the balance, in favour of human rights considerations as against the imperative, under the EAW system, for member states to co-operate with one another.

Linda Lea Viken, president of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, said the law represented an about-face that could reverberate across the country.

A western diplomat said the law represented a "big tick in the box" for the powerful council of Shia clerics.

The United Nations high commissioner for human rights, Navi Pillay, said the law represented a "huge step in the wrong direction".

Mainly, the current court was concerned with whether the law represented an instance of commandeering by the federal government (basically improperly stepping on states' rights).