Sentence examples for aid law from inspiring English sources

Last week, Clarett pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of failing to aid law enforcement and was fined $100.

The A.M.A.'s confidentiality policy is meant to protect individual patients, not to promote public health, aid law enforcement or reduce insurance rates.

But the assistance sparked complaints from ethnic, privacy and civil rights groups that the Census Bureau was using its powers to aid law enforcement.

Retaining DNA from those guilty of such crimes and other felonies has proven to aid law enforcement and exonerate the innocent.

The European parliament also voted through the EU Passenger Name Record (PNR), which aims to aid law enforcement in tracking people's movement across Europe.

New York and Wisconsin said yesterday that they had withdrawn from a controversial antiterrorism program that mines data from public and private sources to aid law enforcement.

Europe's state aid laws ban tax breaks if they risk distorting competition.

That was the situation of an American student, now 18, who brought a challenge anonymously, under the initials A. Z., to financial aid laws in New Jersey.

The French government had until midnight tonight to propose a short-term solution for Alstom that did not breach the European Union's state aid laws.

The European competition commissioner, Mario Monti, said after an initial examination, that Italy's proposed new insolvency law for large companies facing bankruptcy, like the dairy group Parmalat, did not pose any problems under unionwide government aid laws.

Europe's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, has defended her €13bn (£11bn) ruling against Apple's Irish tax affairs, hitting back at claims made by a predecessor that EU state aid laws should not be used to fight sweetheart tax deals.