Sentence examples for workable law from inspiring English sources

As the Bill's sponsor, Lord Falconer, put it: "The courts have said repeatedly that the current law does not work and have urged Parliament to construct a workable law.

He has got close to enacting a workable law on how Iraq's competing communities should share the riches from oil but has once again been stymied by sectarian selfishness.

His plans for campaign finance reform and humanizing the Rockefeller drug laws and reforming the judiciary will fade into lost rhetoric unless these bills become good and workable laws.

A workable bankruptcy law has been passed.

Ultimately, it is the governor who must assume the leading role and meld these proposals into a workable new law.

Britain has no workable drug laws, merely legislation that randomly fills jails with those unlucky enough to get caught, and ruins thousands of families more completely than the impact of the drugs themselves.

The nuances of the administration's position reflect the difficulties that lie ahead as city officials, spurred by the shooting death of Councilman James E. Davis in July, try to navigate the political, cultural and legal thickets on the path to a workable gun-control law.

But really, how workable is this law, should it be passed.

In lieu of a workable national education law, the Obama administration gave states waivers that allowed them to avoid NCLB's strictest consequences in exchange for agreeing to implement policies favored by the White House.

Since then, regulators have been working to turn the mammoth law into workable regulations, often in the face of opposition from lobbyists for banks that opposed the law.

E. Neil Trautwein, a vice president of the National Retail Federation, said the standoff had "hardened the positions" of House Republicans, Senate Democrats and the White House, reducing the chances for changes that could make the law more workable for employers.