Sentences with phrase «most draconian laws»

The banks wrote some of the most draconian laws ever written governing loans, where if the loan goes into default, the borrower can't get a business license for his profession,

«The UK probably has the most draconian laws in the western world when it comes to restrictions on political advertising,» Eustice said.

«There is no reason Missouri should have the most draconian law on the books regarding this when normally we lead the nation in promoting consumer choice,» said Loudon, whose wife gave birth to a healthy baby after the midwife identified why she had been having repeated miscarriages — a diagnosis that had eluded physicians.

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That was in response to the Governor Andrew Cuomo's new laws which most gunners considered draconian.

«The roaring sound you hear is Cillizza avoiding any mention of the most important news in politics since HCR, which he also avoided: the Draconian immigration law passed in Arizona.

PORTLAND, OR — A landmark study published last year in one of America's most respected scholarly journals provides powerful evidence that «feel - good» legislation — indiscriminate and / or unenforceable bans, as well as draconian sanctions applied to behavior that is already illegal — degrades respect for law and reduces compliance, while aggravating (or at best, failing to improve) the problems these laws were supposedly enacted to solve.

Ontario has one of the most draconian penalty provisions for impaired driving anywhere in the world and our law - makers show no signs of reversing that trend.

Let's look at Texas; they pushed most Planned Parenthood clinics out of business with draconian laws.

After the president had agreed to raise taxes, rather than make the draconian cuts needed to adhere to the law, it became clear he'd been saying, «Don't nuke Texas,» when most of us thought he'd said, «No new taxes.»