Sentence examples for competing law from inspiring English sources

Now we have the specter of competing law enforcement agencies.

Similar calls for such a high-ranking coordinator have been sounded repeatedly, but have died because of longstanding rivalries among competing law enforcement agencies.

A protest was filed by a competing law firm, LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae, which complained that this amounted to the government's paying Winston & Strawn to review its own work.

To accomplish these goals, he sought to define the products the school offered, then differentiate those products from competing law schools and, finally, to market the school, its teachers and its offerings.

And yet, despite the fact that Daredevil revolved around two competing law firms, and small one and a big one, from what I could tell, neither were brought up, even in casual conversation.

There are lots of different issues that a variety of people want addressed in the new act, but my guess is that there is a concern about another competing law, the law of unintended consequences.

At issue is how the White House complies with two seemingly competing laws.

To be sure, deaths like these are not common, but they expose two competing laws: one that requires a county to pay for the burial of indigents, and another that requires the town where the person lived to pay.

Congress could easily resolve the issue of competing laws, if it really cared to, by simply revoking the 2001 joint resolution that authorized the president "to use all necessary and appropriate force".

Gay Americans who visit Canada to marry may revel in their newfound status there, but they will come home to a confusing patchwork of overlapping jurisdictions and competing laws and are likely to face a struggle for recognition, legal experts say.

I'd like us to first get rid of a problem called the Civic Platform together, and then we can compete", Law and Justice MP Adam Hoffman said in a recent interview.