draconian law

常見例句

雙語例句

• But there isn’t a moral defense for invading people’s privacy and imposing draconian laws to protect outdated, crumbling business models either.
  人們同樣不會爲(wèi)入侵別人隱私以及爲(wèi)保護已經(jīng)過時，頻臨崩潰的商業(yè)模式進行嚴厲的法律保護的行爲(wèi)進行辯解。
• The need helps explain why a king held supposedly in wonder by his subjects warrants one of the world’s most draconian laws against lèse-majesté.
  這種需要有助於解釋爲(wèi)什麼這麼一位本該被他的臣民們奉若神明的國王卻授權(quán)了世界上最嚴酷的針對冒犯君主罪的法律。
• Goldman's fear was that the hoopla surrounding the deal could have been construed as a“general solicitation” that breached America's draconian laws on placements.
  高盛擔(dān)心的是圍繞這一交易的大肆宣傳或許會被認爲(wèi)是一次“大範(fàn)圍的引誘”，這一做法會違反美國嚴厲的關(guān)於募股的相關(guān)法律。

權(quán)威例句

• Draconian laws still bar Libyans from speaking openly with foreigners, criticising the leader or setting up political parties.
  ECONOMIST: Libya
• The state of emergency is gone, even if other draconian laws remain.
  ECONOMIST: In Sri Lanka the grip of the Rajapaksas only tightens
• It also urged state governments, which control policing in India, to scrap draconian laws used by the police to lock up repeat offenders.
  ECONOMIST: India's criminal tribes
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