Sentence examples for written a law from inspiring English sources

By chance, I saw the former Planned Parenthood president Gloria Feldt on "Eldridge & Co.," discussing, in part, her 2004 book, "The War on Choice," and learned that Connecticut still had one of the most punitive laws in the country banning contraception at the time that "Revolutionary Road" was written, a law dating from the Comstock Act of 1873.

And now with the technology of the internet I have the ability to ask Americans "Do you want to be empowered to become lawmakers?" Because I've written a law called the "National Initiative".

Horne had written a law with the hope of banning ethnic studies across Arizona, submitted it to the Republican-majority legislature, and lawmakers voted to pass it.

As Samuel Bagenstos, a professor at the University of Michigan Law School, has written, a law that allowed states to opt out of the tax credits, and only the tax credits, would be a law "at war with itself".

And South Florida's own late, lamented D. James Kennedy once tried to get people on board by pointing out that Thomas Jefferson himself had once written a law prescribing castration for the crime of sodomy.

In 1975, Mr. Landau became a paid executive director while writing a law column for Newhouse.

Puzder helped to write a law restricting abortions in the state.

Writing a law to force taxpayers to bail out the banks in this way, however, might anger constituents.

"You can't write a law for just one religion," Mr. Avella said of the Orthodox Jews' complaints.

He then wrote a law allowing ridesharing companies to operate without meeting the same qualifications as traditional taxis.

Though someone like that should not have a gun, Mr. Coburn said, he expressed little faith that Congress could come together to write a law to fix that.