Sentence examples for wave of law from inspiring English sources

The second castle in Lydford was constructed in 1195 following a wave of law and order problems across England.

Especially with its targeting of beach parties, this season's wave of law enforcement seems to run against what many consider to be an essential part of the island's history or what Craig called the "true vibe" of Ibiza.

A wave of laws and banking regulations followed its demise.

"This wave of laws started back in the 1980s," said Jon Kuhl, a spokesman for the organization.

Orange County finds itself at the enter of a new wave of laws restricting the movement of sex offenders.

A new wave of laws has emerged since same-sex marriage has increasingly become the law of the land.

The amendments are part of a wave of laws driven by Republican legislatures that say they aim to preserve the integrity of the electoral process and stop voter fraud.

Not only that, but a wave of laws -- including the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and the anticorruption and corporate-governance Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 -- have imposed new record-keeping and investigative burdens on companies.

Instead, they unleashed a wave of laws that wiped out the incoming Democratic governor's power and crippled the reach of the state supreme court, which voters had also given a new Democratic majority.

But the day after the nationwide conversion to digital television signals took effect on June 12, Mr. Reilly decided to take advantage of a new wave of laws in Maine and elsewhere that require television and computer manufacturers to recycle their products free of charge.

For the second time, the New Jersey Supreme Court today upheld the death penalty for a man whose rape and murder of a 7-year-old girl gave rise to a nationwide wave of laws named for his victim that require public notification about sex offenders.