Sentence examples for emerging law from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kilonzo's emerging law practice has been hurt by the election fallout.

Warren thought she had a chance to get a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau into the emerging law, so she stopped excoriating Geithner, and met with Fine, the bank lobbyist.

Kennedy was articulating something that is an open secret in Washington: that members of Congress will have very little say in how the emerging law around privacy and technology will be written.

In their paper titled "The Emoji Factor: Humanizing the Emerging Law of Digital Speech," Dr Elizabeth Kirley and Associate Professor Marilyn McMahon ask if we are "prepared as a society to expand constitutional protections to the casual, unmediated 'low value' speech of emoji".

Depending on current or emerging laws at federal, state or local levels, vapors may have an even more challenging future in the United States.

As the details of the corruption have recently emerged, law enforcement authorities in several countries said they had opened criminal and civil investigations into whether companies violated laws against transferring money to Iraq.

As the outlines of the plot began to emerge, law enforcement officials said they were disturbed by wide gaps in their knowledge of the operation, most significantly whether other hijacking teams might still be at large in the United States.

The alleged scheme worked similarly in each of the first two years that computer contracts came up for bid, but in the third year a legitimate bidder emerged, law enforcement officials said.

When Bitcoin first emerged, law enforcement officers were "panicking," Meiklejohn says.

As required by emerging international law, national laws create and will continue to create rigid and permanent infrastructures, legal and administrative frameworks, within which societal risk governance is undertaken.

In my last column I described a new law that is emerging (see "Law of the telecosm," FORBES GLOBAL, June 1).