Sentence examples for accommodating law from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Telecom Association says that one of its member companies spent $3.7 million a year accommodating law enforcement subpoenas (and civil investigative demands, which are subpoena-like orders coming from agencies rather than grand juries).

For limiting the use of campaign funds, even public interest groups have little hope that this year's Legislature will tighten such an accommodating law.

America enjoys some big advantages, such as open spaces, accommodating laws, a well-developed supply chain and abundant finance for risky projects.

Nevertheless, Gogo worked with federal agencies to reach agreement regarding a set of additional capabilities to accommodate law enforcement interests.

Examples include conflicts over polygamy, arranged marriage, the ban on headscarves in France, "cultural defenses" in criminal law, accommodating religious law or customary law within the dominant legal system, and self-government rights for indigenous communities that deny equality to women in certain respects (Deveaux 2006, Phillips 2007, Shachar 2001, Song 2007).

And the college president sought out ways to safeguard the campus culture that he cherished while accommodating a law that he did not.

For many years, foreigners have been drawn here by accommodating asylum laws and comprehensive welfare systems.

Accommodating tax laws of that era gave New Jersey the epithet Mother of Trusts—half of the country's largest corporations made their headquarters in the state by the early 1900s.

Bermuda March 7 , 2002With its pink sands and accommodating tax laws, Bermuda is not only a swell place to relax, it's also good for business.

It has evolved beyond questions of integration to focus on how Muslim immigrants ought to accommodate European law and custom.

"Despite perceptions, there is considerable common ground between how these rights should be accommodated in law from both the LGBTI and religious communities," the report said.