Phrases with «draconian legislation»

The phrase "draconian legislation" refers to laws or rules that are extremely strict, harsh, or severe in nature. It is often used to describe measures that are considered excessive, oppressive, or lacking in fairness or balance. Full definition

Sentences with «draconian legislation»

  • The hypocrisy of this legislation is that it is sponsored by CTA and UTLA, two unions that pride themselves for standing up for the due process rights of their teachers and yet they would dare deny due process for parents, students and other educational leaders with this kind of draconian legislation. (ccsa.org)
  • «Clearly I don't really believe that the police are going to be targeting churches using incense, or stopping DIY shops selling glue — but the fact that these activities will become illegal in Lambeth and are just not being enforced highlights the chilling effect that such draconian legislation has. (politics.co.uk)
  • At the same time it has not prevented past governments passing draconian legislation such as control orders, extended detention without charge, retaining the DNA of innocent people, or forcing people to carry ID cards. (conservativehome.blogs.com)
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