Sentence examples for acquired law from inspiring English sources

With America off-limits, all but Deloitte founded or acquired law firms in Britain.That trend ended abruptly when the Enron scandal took down Andersen in 2002.

It makes the bill the first piece of legislation to become law since the assembly acquired direct law-making powers in March 2011.

After a three year stint as an Air Force officer stationed in Wurzburg, Germany, he acquired his law degree from Columbia Law School.

NTV is known for exposés of the Kremlin's enemies that its general director has acknowledged often feature surveillance video acquired from law enforcement.

Hours after her apartment was searched, photographs from inside — apparently acquired from law enforcement — were posted on the pro-Kremlin Web site LifeNews.ru, along with a text saying she had answered the door wearing only skimpy underpants.

MOSCOW — "Anatomy of a Protest," a pseudodocumentary broadcast this month on Russia's NTV television station, had the familiar earmarks of a hatchet job against opponents of the Kremlin — a darkly insinuating voice-over, accusations of shocking treachery and blurry surveillance film acquired from law enforcement services.

But the current constitutional test -- whether there is a "reasonable expectation of privacy" in the data acquired by law enforcement -- can be vague and difficult to administer.

During the time she spent here she acquired a law degree to fight cases for women who have faced abuse.

It is the first time the ceremony has happened since the assembly acquired direct law-making powers in March 2011.

As if the diversity of his recreational and academic interests weren't enough, he still contemplates the possibility of acquiring a law degree so that he can specialize in intellectual property issues (see " Careers in Patent Law").

Mr. Propper told The New York Observer last summer that he did not have qualms about acquiring a law firm that specialized in foreclosures.