Sentence examples for weaker laws from inspiring English sources

If he proceeds, there will be weaker laws and more pollution.

Students exposed to weaker laws, however, had weight gains that were not different from those of students in states with no laws at all.

And conditions could easily get worse — weaker laws, more pollution — if President Bush proceeds with a last-minute rule change aimed at stripping the Clean Air Act of one of its most important provisions.

Gun control advocates have argued that the lack of a federal statute against gun trafficking has made it easier for shooters to obtain firearms in states with weaker laws, effectively bypassing the background check process in states where stricter regulations are in place.

Many dangerous substances don't seem to really die, but to find new life in different forms in the U.S. or in parts of the world with even weaker laws than ours.

The Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence reports some progress in states on expanding background checks but federal law changes are needed to ensure people cannot just traffic guns from states with weaker laws to those with stronger ones.

Its priority has been weak enforcement of weak laws.

That shouldn't be necessary: the problem is weak wills, not weak laws.

The grand jury said weak laws prevented it from recommending criminal charges.

So is the end of the Goldman investigation a matter of "weak laws or weak enforcement," as Mr. Levin has asserted?

"Weak laws may not be enough to save their children's lives".