Sentence examples for direct law from inspiring English sources

What you really need is a clear, direct law that everybody understands," he says.

Prior to that, only qualified solicitors or barristers could own a law firm, but the new legislation was introduced to loosen up the legal services market and enable non-lawyers to own and direct law firms.

Once they arrive in the weeks and months to come, the troops will do what the thousands deployed during the Bush administration did: aid Border Patrol agents but not carry out direct law enforcement functions, Gen. Craig McKinley, chief of the National Guard Bureau at the Pentagon, said at a recent briefing.

The new information should help direct law enforcement officials to poaching hot spots and may allow them to head off the slaughter.

Iain Douglas-Hamilton, a researcher with Save the Elephants in Nairobi, Kenya, says the approach is "new and very important" and should help direct law enforcement to poaching hot spots before all the elephants are killed.

Legislators want to "direct law enforcement how they want us to work," he complained.

The assembly won direct law-making powers at a referendum in March 2011.

Wales voted in favour of direct law-making powers in March.

Mr Jones hailed the vote in favour of direct law-making powers at March's referendum.

It is the first time the ceremony has happened since the assembly acquired direct law-making powers in March 2011.

The Yes vote will give the assembly direct law-making power in 20 devolved areas, such as health and education.