Sentence examples for through new laws from inspiring English sources

Attempts to restrain the surveillance society through new laws will intensify.

But most of the rest aim to do it through new laws.

But the government has warned that rushing through new laws would risk inadvertently clearing paedophiles' names.

Second, Mr Racan is accused of spending too much time trying to keep all his coalition partners sweet, at the expense of forcing through new laws.

Tensions peaked outside Parliament, where late on Tuesday night Greek lawmakers voted through new laws cutting wages and jobs at debt-ridden public companies and watering down legislation protecting workers' rights.

The cumulative effect of these bargains each attractive on their own will be the end of privacy.For a similar reason, attempts to protect privacy through new laws will fail as they have done in the past.

The government is pushing through draconian new laws giving it more control over the judiciary, and tightening monitoring of telephones and the internet.

In October Mr Abbott's conservative coalition government pushed through Parliament new laws expanding the powers of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, including access to computer networks.

The maximum penalty is life imprisonment.Whether it is through hurried new laws or dusted-off old ones, civil-liberties groups fear that the real effect of the government's current approach will be to alienate law-abiding Muslims.

Wang Anshi, Wade-Giles romanization Wang An-shih, courtesy name (zi) Jiefu, literary name (hao) Banshan (born 1021, Linchuan, Jiangxi province, China died 1086, Jiangning [now Nanjing], Jiangsu province), Chinese poet and prose writer, best known as a governmental reformer who implemented his unconventional idealism through the "New Laws," or "New Policies," of 1069 76.

Step Six: Ram through more new laws that reduce labor's power.