The phrase "wide range of laws" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a variety of laws that cover a broad spectrum of topics or issues. Example: The country has implemented a wide range of laws to protect its citizens' rights and promote social justice.
We have a whole wide range of laws.
"The main problem in this case as well as that of Pamuk and other writers who are in similar situations is the wide range of laws that either directly curtail free speech, or can be interpreted in such a way.
Adding injury to insult is the fact that fast food chains routinely break a wide range of laws meant to protect these workers.
But a decision in favor of the states may nullify a massive part of the Affordable Care Act, and also affect a wide range of laws covering civil rights to education.
Segarra said she enjoyed "work[ing] closely with a wide range of laws and regulations that apply across the banking and investment sectors, as opposed to just specializing in one particular type".
A wide range of laws were invoked in the process of the suppression, from general treason to charges of book burning or demolishing houses, a process complicated by the relatively narrow definition of treason at the time.
"We do this in partnership with sporting governing bodies and at the same time we continue to develop links with a wide range of law enforcement partners to combat the production and supply of these substances.
"Credible sources indicate that some of the most senior government officials in [Ghazni] province have chronically engaged in significant corrupt acts: embezzling public funds, stealing humanitarian assistance, and misappropriating government property, among others," one cable says, basing its conclusions on interviews with a wide range of law enforcement officials and other citizens.
India could also be helpful with the critical task of training Afghan police on a wide range of law enforcement matters.
Boll et al. [27] conclude from literature studies and regional surveys that apart from economic uncertainties such as the contribution of SRC to income generation, diversification and local added value, the wide range of regulations, laws and perceptions of local authorities hampering a short planning and approval time is perceived as a major disadvantage of SRC.
She has 11 years' experience advising employers and employees on a wide range of employment law issues including flexible working, discrimination and workplace disputes Louise Kelly is information manager at Stonewall, the leading charity for LGBT equality.
