Sentence examples for addressing the law from inspiring English sources

Addressing the law reform and human rights group Justice in a speech on Monday night, Thomas discussed law reform in what he called "an age of retrenchment" and said the justice system would have to cope with cuts in the order of at least a third in real terms of the 2010 expenditure, and not the 2 or 3% of the past years.

"Even those who dislike the phrase 'black lives matter,' surely, we should be able to hear the pain of Alton Sterling's family," Obama said, addressing the law enforcement community at large.

After six years, and only immediately prior to his resignation, Attorney General Holder is finally addressing the laws which disproportionately affect African-Americans and Latinos.

The appeals court must now address the law's substantive provisions, and the case, Ashcroft v.

Because the law does not prevent the televising of closing arguments or verdicts, Justice Webber did not address the law's constitutionality in her ruling.

But with the Supreme Court now taking up a challenge to part of the Defense of Marriage Act, he concluded he had to finally address the law he had helped enact.

At any rate, these piecemeal concessions don't begin to address the law's systematic problems.

He addresses the law of free-fall twice, first in a faulty treatment in De Motu (1642), and next in corrected fashion in De proportione qua gravia decidentia accelerantur (1646).

In a statement posted on his website, Boehner said he would be convening a meeting of the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group to vote on how to address the law in court.

Ireland's Minister for Health Simon Harris addressed the law on Monday, saying it's "silly, a little embarrassing and needs to change".

On January 12, Colbert started his show by discussing his role in the Presidential campaign, then addressed the law preventing him from being a Presidential candidate while running his Super PAC.