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quote:
"laws to require..." isn't a correct idiom if you're discussing the actual text of the laws themselves.
if you were discussing the ultimate purpose of those laws, then this could be idiomatic.
examples: laws specifying long jail sentences for drunk drivers --> correct (___ing), since that's what the laws actually specify.
laws to specify long jail sentences for drunk drivers --> incorrect (that's not the ultimate purpose of the laws)
laws to discourage drunk driving --> correct (this IS actually the ultimate purpose of the laws) |
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