New Laws in a sentence

This week we asked readers their thoughts on the sweeping new rent laws passed last week in Albany, and if these new laws will affect and protect local residents.

When the new parliament convened in January 1996, deputies were provided with a catalog of these laws and were directed to work in their assigned committees to fill gaps in existing legislation as well as to draft new laws.

Just as important as the new laws that tech got for itself were the laws they kept at bay.

Laws passed in Wyoming in 2022 and 2023 sought to make abortion in the state illegal but a judge has kept abortion legal while a lawsuit challenging the new laws proceeds.

Perhaps it is curiosity if prosecutors can create new laws by precedent and get Trump by broadening the interpretation of existing laws.

Rather than admit openly that the idiotic laws are causing problems, the state government uses a backroom process to change the law, or even write entirely new laws, when no one is looking.

Yes, the Supreme Court can and does declare properly enacted state and federal laws unconstitutional, but the Congress or state houses can pass new laws to overcome the objections of the justices.

In response to the new laws, a petition was launched by members of the public to reverse the ban, arguing it was “dismissing the reality of individuals residing in vehicles” and proposed amended changes to the laws.

While unions are united in welcoming the repeal of Conservative laws on minimum turnouts in strike ballots, and minimum service levels during industrial action, they are not all agreed on the detail of Labour’s new laws.

She urged proper implementation of existing laws that protected the rights of brick kiln workers while demanded new laws for their protection and safety, adding that there should be a regulatory body to resolve the issues of domestic workers.

Crime: Rohrbough said there is more that can be done to stop crime and the opioid crisis, and that instead of looking at new laws to implement, the County needs to be enforcing its existing laws.

The new laws are were among 15 gun-related laws that Newsom approved as the state strengthens what the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence calls the nation's toughest restrictions.

And because laws are rarely repealed, gun owners and manufacturers are just in their belief that calls for new laws are simply ill-disguised attempts to chip away at the Second Amendment.

Leaders have an obligation to identify laws which favor some over others with no redeeming justifications, and to propose new laws & provide direction for actions that help all people without prejudice.

In drafting the new laws, the PRC has not copied any other legal system wholesale, and the general pattern has involved issuing laws for a specific topic or location.

New laws have been enacted to make the system conform to Malian life, but French colonial laws not abrogated still have the force of law.

Nonetheless, Justinian found himself having to enact further laws and today these are counted as a fourth part of the Corpus, the Novellae Constitutiones (Novels, literally New Laws).

One change the new government made was to introduce new laws that will restrict the sales of New Zealand homes to foreign buyers, a provision Parker said would not change were the U.S. to join the pact.

After all wars, and after all genocides, the only route to peace, comes through education, and justice, and care for words, and healing, and new words and new laws.

Frustrated by low wages and new laws limiting what they can teach — and buoyed by President Joe Biden’s pro-union bent — campus workers across the country are moving with new urgency to organize.