Sentence examples for back incorporation from inspiring English sources

He was the first senior judge to back incorporation into English law of the European Convention on Human Rights, and he favoured the legalisation of cannabis: "It's stupid," he said in an interview in the Spectator, "having a law which isn't doing what it's there for".

The roots of Columbia's three economic foundations education, medicine, and insurance can be traced back to incorporation in 1821.

It was the Conservative Winston Churchill who promoted the European convention of human rights in the first place, and successive Conservatives in the 70s and 80s who backed its incorporation into UK law.

He defended their boycott of the 1980 Olympics in Moscow and backed the incorporation of East Timor into Indonesia, during a time when the US gave Indonesia, by some estimates, over $250 million in military assistance for the invasion and subsequent occupation of the smaller country.

[C4.] Tyco Will Remain Based in Bermuda Shareholders of Tyco International defeated a motion calling on the conglomerate to move its incorporation back to the United States from Bermuda.

The company's history roots back to the incorporation of BHP on August 13 , 1885

The number was determined by PE Data Center (via VentureBeat), using public records, going back to its incorporation in late 2006.

Enugu's roads were reflective of its British rule; much of the city's narrow roads in the GRA have been preserved dating back to the incorporation of the city itself.

A recent UN report gave solid backing to the incorporation of local food growing into urban infrastructure.

Data is collected at the individual ICU and uploaded to the central repository (ANZICS APD) for processing and quality assurance; which consists of a cycle of error and exception checks, site feed-back, resubmission and incorporation into a final reporting data-set.

Rush Street's history traces back to the original incorporation of the city in the 1830s.