Sentence examples for competitive law from inspiring English sources

Knowing how competitive law is has also made me work harder.

Adding to the staffing problems, he added, is a competitive law enforcement job market that is draining employees and potential new recruits from the immigration service.

And like many high achievers adjusting to an intensely competitive law school, the 23-year-old Ms. Kagan initially struggled — at least by the standards of the kind of student who arrived with a summa cum laude degree from Princeton and an Oxford master's degree under her belt.

Christine is a hard-working, career-minded graduate student who also just started as an intern at a highly competitive law firm.

Does God's realm function like a super-competitive law firm, where only a tiny percentage ever make partner and all the rest get fired?

In it he also alleges anti-competitive behaviour by Lloyds under European competition law.

European competition law prohibits public subsidization of an insurer in a competitive market [ 25].

With its graphic red cover and straightforward, if coldblooded, directions for navigating a competitive world (Law 14: "Pose as a Friend, Work as a Spy"; Law 20: "Do Not Commit to Anyone"), the book was widely circulated, especially within the hip-hop community.

In its ruling in June 2011, the Court of Appeals sided with 23 nonunion transportation companies that had sued the Education Department, and threw out such protection provisions as a violation of the state's competitive bidding laws.

If the competitive bidding laws were strictly followed, municipalities would have had to resubmit their electricity contracts for new bidding when deregulation allowed consumers to purchase energy cheaper from other regions, he said.

The announcement came in response to a petition by pro-environment shareholders asking the auto maker how it plans to remain competitive environmental laws are tightened, most notably in car-hungry California.