So insistently did Renaissance writers hammer at the issue of vagrancy;" Linda Woodbridge says at the outset of her new study, "so frenetically did the Tudors
legislate against vagrancy, that R.
But unfortunately, there is no way to
legislate against the fundamental problem that afflicted Enron: a culture that put the welfare of the top executives ahead of investors and employees.
It is only recently, however, that our society has given it a name and decided to monitor it, study it, and
legislate against it.
Environmental groups, in particular Greenpeace, have urged the Mexican government to
legislate against GMO crops because they say large quantities of imported GMO corn are entering the country from the United States.
One of our recent Catholic Prime Ministers, Joe Clark, still mistakenly praises the book for its Christian humanism, and says that every politician knows that it is impossible to
legislate against abortion.
Constitution that protect the right to contract, provide for "full faith and credit" (requiring recognition of court judgments of other states) and ensure that a state cannot
legislate against Federal law.
We could explicitly
legislate against the use of race in suspect profiles, but even explicit legislation would be bound to fail at street level.
The Congress can attempt to legislate barriers that try to stop institutions from shifting deposits, but the history of efforts to
legislate against such strong financial incentives is not encouraging.
In Europe, proponents of interoperability and "access for all" are going so far as to
legislate against licensing models such as Apple iTunes', and to call in the ombudsmen.
You can't
legislate against road accidents - but making the alternatives to a congested road system more practical and attractive would certainly make a huge difference.
Owen Senior Until the outcome of the circumstances of incidents like this week's are made public it's pointless even contemplating strategies to
legislate against it happening again.
He said he will fight attempts to
legislate against seminaries whether he retains his deputy chairmanship or not.
