range law造句

• "We'll join forces in seeing that Secretary Babbitt's range laws do not go into effect,"
• A wide-ranging law aimed at cracking down at violence at soccer matches cleared Italy's lower house of parliament Thursday.
• Regarded as more liberal than his predecessor, Medvedev's top agenda as President was a wide-ranging law enforcement reform.
• He and brother Moses " Lee " prospered in ranching until the Range Law Act curtailed the right to use this land for grazing ."
• The arrests came a day after a wide-ranging law aimed at cracking down on violence at soccer matches cleared Italy's lower house of parliament.
• In modern times open-range laws can conflict with urban development as occasional stray cows, bulls, or even herds wander into subdivisions or onto highways.
• Fleischer said the agents have " one mission _ and it is to protect their lives " rather to serve as wide-ranging law enforcement officers.
• A federal judge has temporarily blocked a wide-ranging law in New Jersey that bans sexually explicit literature and other material from the state prison housing chronic sex offenders.
• Lane said the reasoning behind open-range laws is that the cost would be prohibitive to fence hundreds of miles of land in the vast expanse of rural Arizona.
• Hoping to curb youth drinking and increase public safety, the government on Thursday proposed a wide-ranging law banning streetwalkers, public drinking and rowdy or indecent behavior.
• The larger demonstration is a reaction to a wide-ranging law aimed at cracking down on violence at soccer matches that cleared Italy's lower house of parliament on Thursday.
• The city government in Khartoum has issued a wide-ranging law designed to enforce the separation of men and women in public places and ban certain practices perceived as un-Islamic.
• France has passed a wide-ranging law that will eventually lead to a complete ban on pitbulls and other attack dogs which have become a menace in many towns around the country.
• Although Ashcroft oversees a 125, 000-person department with wide-ranging law enforcement duties, 90 percent to 95 percent of his time now is devoted to counterterrorism, Israelite said.
• Nevertheless, California, known for a generally progressive view toward healthful living, may have been the perfect place to enact such a wide-ranging law, the first in the country.
• Parliament voted Friday to adopt a wide-ranging law that tightened Denmark's immigration and asylum laws, making it harder for foreigners to seek asylum, get residence permits and welfare benefits.
• During a 2 1 / 2-year investigation, the DEA and numerous Front Range law enforcement officers seized more than $ 11 million in cash and property and 5, 000 pounds of cocaine.
• In many of those states, such as Arizona, an open-range law applies which requires a land owner to fence cattle out rather than in; thus cattle are theoretically allowed to roam free.
• During a 2 1 / 2-year investigation, the Drug Enforcement Administration and numerous Front Range law-enforcement officers seized more than $ 11 million in cash and property and 5, 000 pounds of cocaine.