Meanings of control law in English

Such donations are prohibited under the country's political funds control law, it said.

New Hampshire's 2011 gun control law was passed over the veto of former Democratic Governor John Lynch.

Like Philip Morris, ITC says that it is in full compliance with India's 2003 tobacco control law.

The Mountain View Tenants Coalition is now campaigning for ballot measure V, which is a rent control law.

The state adopted its first rent- control law in 1946 in response to the housing shortage after World War Two.

In addition a control law was revised for the fly-by-wire system to address an issue with the outboard ailerons.

Largely due to the group's advocacy, the Florida legislature passed its first gun control law in over two decades.

The ruling marked the first time the court has struck down a gun control law for violating the Second Amendment.

The city council abolished its registry of gun owners after its gun control law was ruled unconstitutional by the courts.

This officer was appointed to investigate any breaches of company, tax or exchange control law in the way the accounts operated.

The Chicago City Council abolished its registry of gun owners after its gun control law was ruled unconstitutional by the courts.

Last year, he refused to enforce a state gun control law, a brash stance that earned him an interview with Alex Jones.

And though Maryland's landmark gun control law is the pride of its political leaders, it has arrived about fifteen years too late.

One year, when the justices were tangling over a handgun- control law until the final days of the month, Rehnquist kept his travel plans.

During his two terms in office, Colorado's economy soared and the Western state expanded healthcare, passed a gun control law and legalized marijuana.

Gun control Democrats argue that every gun control law is worth fighting for, as long as it could save even a single life.