Sentence examples for declaration the law from inspiring English sources

IN ITALIAN courtrooms, above the judges' bench, is displayed a ringing declaration: "The Law is Equal for All".

Notwithstanding Trump's declaration, the law is still on the books, which means there are still insurance options available to people who need them.

Then, last week, Ms. Jackson said she would reconsider a Bush administration declaration that the law did not allow it to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from new coal power plants.

The surgical center is asking for a temporary restraining order and a permanent declaration that the law is unconstitutional.

To apply for the visa, immigrants must present a declaration from the law enforcement agency that investigated the crime saying that they were or will be helpful.

As we mark the anniversary of the Declaration and the laws and doctrines it has engendered, virtually all governments have yet to realize the full promises of universal human rights.

Nine months after the declaration that the laws would be rewritten, the re-education through labor system had not been abolished; in December 2007, a group of academics drafted an open letter to the government calling for an end to the system.

Almost everyone has heard of William Tweed, the Boss Tweed of 19th-century New York; James Michael Curley of Boston, fictionalized in "The Last Hurrah"; and Frank Hague of Jersey City, known for his declaration, "I am the law".

It was the site of the world's First Peace Conference in 1899 (and the second in 1907), out of which came The Hague Conventions, some of the earliest written declarations of the laws and customs of war.

(i) the declaration is witnessed by: (a) a person authorised to witness such a declaration in accordance with the law and procedure of a State; or.

To many around the world, the events of the past week — the arrival of 2,000 troops from Saudi Arabia and other neighbors, the declaration of martial law, the forceful clearing out of Pearl Square, the military takeover of the main hospital and then the spiteful tearing down of the Pearl monument itself — seem like the brutal work of a desperate autocracy.