Sentence examples for device law from inspiring English sources

Two crucial figures in the passage of the original 1976 device law, Representative Henry Waxman, Democrat of California, and Senator Edward Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said Wednesday that the Riegel ruling was contrary to Congress's intent and that they would introduce legislation to overturn it.

"A lot of people were thinking about busting out the champagne after Riegel, but this is going to be a long process," said James Beck, a lawyer of counsel with Dechert LLC who co-authors the Drug and Device Law Blog.

The study was conducted in accordance with International Standards Organization 14155:2011: Clinical investigation of medical devices for human subjects-Good clinical practice (GCP), the principles of the Helsinki Declaration, and the applicable sections of the national medical device law.

Now Democratic leaders in Congress want to make it clear that nothing in the medical device laws should be construed to prevent damage suits in state courts or to protect manufacturers from liability under state laws.

In trying to secure the devices, law enforcement officals, using robots, accidentally detonated one of the devices early Monday, he said.

Investigators charged Mr. de Guzman with traditional crimes like theft and violation of an "access devices" law that normally applies to fraud using credit cards.

On Tuesday, Federico Opinion, head of the National Bureau of Investigation, said a crime could be committed under the access devices law without using a credit card.

And the company is quick to tout the devices' law enforcement benefits.

The device impressed law enforcement officials across the country, and sales took off: between 1999 and 2009 the growth rate of ECW penetration in the market was 84%.

How is this a good screening device?" Federal law requires employers to get the consent of job applicants before running credit checks, said Pamela Q . Devata a lawyer in the Chicago office of Seyfarth Shaw.

The Taser's inventor struggled for decades to discover a market for his device, finding law enforcement agencies more troubled at the prospect of citizens armed with Tasers that could incapacitate officers than they were interested in adding a less lethal device to their arsenals.