Sentence examples for umbrella law from inspiring English sources

However, I think there's a third aspect to these kinds of problems, based on modernity and practicality: there's no way an umbrella law — designed for all people in all situations — can successfully exist without some possibility for exceptions.

Congress enacted the main umbrella law that has governed how and when presidents may invoke emergency power statutes, the National Emergencies Act of 1976, during the era of post-Watergate overhaul.

True, the incidents did happen online, but the new act cannot become an umbrella law for everyone who is offended on the Web.

So what is the best way, while these umbrella laws exist, to create a safe environment for good-faith hackers to help secure the internet while retaining the ability to pursue and prosecute actual bad actors?

During the cursory press conference that followed, Goldwyn, a short, bespectacled man with a shock of dark hair, argued that other nations could avoid the environmental damage sometimes associated with fracking by following America's lead and adopting "an umbrella of laws and regulations".

Mr. Shammam said that armed intervention "would be a disaster" and that adopting a new constitution should happen "under the umbrella of the law — police stations, judges — rather than military councils and the force of arms".

He can file lawsuits under the umbrella of European law, using money raised online from supporters anywhere in the world.

Where's the will to have one umbrella of media law to stop it raining writs all over the world?

As the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., writing on behalf of the District Attorneys Association of the State of New York, put it in a letter to certain members of the Legislature, any bill that clustered various criminal acts under the single umbrella of rape law could jeopardize consecutive sentencing, in which sentences are added to one another rather than running concurrently.

It follows a similar reported rise in figures from neighboring Ireland, with more than half of new complaints falling under the GDPR umbrella since the law was introduced.

At first, Thompson's support of the controversial stop and frisk police policy seemed to come out of left field, but now an umbrella group of law enforcement unions is on the verge of endorsing Thompson.