antiquated law

Is it simply an antiquated law we no longer need?

These antiquated laws were crafted for a very different America.

We all based our conduct upon an antiquated law and searched no further.

He thought about the reasoning behind the seemingly antiquated law.

Antiquated laws are yet to be reformed and brought in line with international practices.

The antiquated laws regulating the police should be replaced with modern methods.

Therefore in that state, bills are being pushed "to get rid of this antiquated law from 19th century."

He called mandatory sequestration "an antiquated law which is a waste of costly resources."

Indian fines follow antiquated laws, and are often very paltry in today's terms).

The manufacturers defended themselves by citing antiquated laws that permitted their discriminatory behavior.

Among other things, there was an outrageously antiquated law that Senators, could not charge more than six per cent on loans.

In part, their predicament is due to antiquated laws that forbid interstate banks and limit investments.

And that was crime enough, against a person, not antiquated Laws, and for that she was sorry.

"Terrorists," Mr. Hatch said, "don't pay any attention to those antiquated laws.

Unfortunately for you and fortunately for me, England has yet to reform its antiquated laws regarding wives and property.

Famous as a healer and accused, under an antiquated law, in 1865 of witchcraft, Biddy was well known in the area.

The new Florida lottery may at last give the tracks the leverage to win repeal of the antiquated law forbidding minors from attending the races.

The President has received a clear mandate from Congress that Federal workers should not be politically gagged any longer by an antiquated law."

They had great leeway because New York's antiquated law on gubernatorial records lets governors decide what material should be saved.

This often requires-or leads to-knowledge of antiquated laws, old political boundaries, migration trends, and historical socioeconomic or religious conditions.

"It's an antiquated law.

Harlan's attempt to polish his reputation by creating a forward-looking, enlightened film that challenged antiquated laws against "vice" ultimately backfired.

To the Editor: Your July 19 news article understates the harm caused by New York's antiquated laws on health care decision-making.

People like Roarke and you, with your contacts and financial base, your influence, let's say, could work around a few antiquated laws and make a big pile.

A major factor in the decline of American shipping has been an antiquated law that prevents American coastal shippers from buying ships made in other countries.