Sentence examples for by using a law from inspiring English sources

The Crown Prosecution Service caused controversy by using a law aimed against nuisance calls – originally to protect "female telephonists at the Post Office" in the 1930s – rather than specific bomb hoax legislation, which requires stronger evidence of intent.

The state of California and a coalition of environmental groups sued the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, arguing that the government had overstepped its bounds by using a law to avoid complying with environmental regulations for three projects: building eight border wall prototypes on Otay Mesa and replacing existing fencing in both San Diego and Calexico.

pH-rate profiles were explained by using a rate law which assumed acid-catalyzed hydrolysis of protonated and unprotonated ACV.

The District Attorney's Office has had two big cases in the last six years by using a state law that carries a higher penalty for assaults committed by a group.

A group opposed to illegal immigration filed suit against a Plainfield property management company this month, seeking to set a legal precedent by using a federal law normally employed against racketeers to punish landlords who rent to illegal immigrants.

We present a lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) to study the flow of single-phase non-Newtonian fluids by using a power law effective viscosity in different bidimensional porous media; arbitrarily and randomly generated.

The diffuseness of the ferroelectric phase transition depends on the size of the ferroelectric nuclei and therefore, by using a power law model, the size of the ferroelectric nuclei was determined to be between 40 and 60 Å.

Unsure whether the board will be persuaded by the arguments for keeping the polling places open, some activists will try to stop the plan by using a state law that forbids the closure of voting sites if 20percentt of the registered voters in the affected precinct object to the change.

All experimental data were evaluated by using a power law model.

The Progress deal was the third foreign takeover turned down by the current Conservative government using a law that previously was mainly known for rubber-stamping acquisitions.

In Mr. Hritz's case, lawyers tried to learn Jane Doe's identity by using an Ohio law that allows people contemplating a lawsuit to begin the process of discovery, or legal investigation, before the suit is filed.