Sentence examples for chapter of law from inspiring English sources

William VanderGraaf is a retired 29-year veteran of the Winnipeg Police Service, and a member of the Canadian chapter of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition.

Sing's life was recounted in a chapter of Laws and Stewart's book, There's always more to the story (2006), and in greater depth by Hamilton in his book, Gallipoli Sniper: The life of Billy Sing (2008).

Article 9 of Chapter 3 of Law No. 301-3 bygins by describing the official drawing of the Belarusian arms and regulates on its proper design.

Chapter I of Law 16/2003 refers to health care benefits of the NHS and defines a catalogue that incorporates the benefits defined by Royal Decree 63/1995, public health benefits.

In striking down the District of Columbia's ban on handguns, the court began writing a new chapter of constitutional law.

Despite the apparent standoff between Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill, some have suggested that it doesn't have to be an either-or proposition — that Congress could outline, in an entirely new chapter of the law, exactly what the FCC's powers should be for the Internet age.

Thursday's action should breathe new life into the effort to write a new chapter of communications law specifically for ISPs.

One possible solution is working with the state legislature to move the ridesharing industry under its own chapter of the law, which would avoid regulating the business under antiquated rules.

5Codes and Codification chapter abstractThe codification of law has been perceived as a typical character of the legal systems of the civil law tradition.

4 Personhood and Rights among Zimbabwean Migrants in South Africa chapter abstractThis chapter considers the use of law and ideas of human and civil rights by Zimbabweans living in, yet still seeking secure legal residence, in neighbouring South Africa.

By July 2008 Croatia had opened negotiations on 21 of the 35 chapters of EU law.