Sentence examples for established a law from inspiring English sources

He returned to Hawaii in 1883 and established a law practice there.

He said the ruling established a law of privacy for children from "intrusive photography".

He and his first wife, Irja Martikainen, moved to New Hampshire, where he established a law practice and served as mayor of Laconia.

When he was released from Fort Pulaski, where he had been held for four months on false charges, Campbell who had lost his possessions in the war moved to New Orleans, La., and established a law practice there.

He became a commissioned pilot, served in combat in Italy in World War II (earning a Distinguished Flying Cross), and in 1945 was discharged as a colonel and established a law practice in McAllen.

He graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles, in 1948, received a law degree from Stanford University in 1951, and with associates established a law firm in Seattle, Washington.

Congress could easily establish a law providing for separate bioethical review.

He served in the Army, went to college and returned to establish a law practice in northeastern Pennsylvania.

"If China doesn't establish a law or a certifying system regulating timber imports, it's going to really hurt tens of thousands of small businesses," he said.

The show will establish a law firm to try civil cases through binding arbitration before judges, and along the way lawyers will be fired, leaving a prizewinner.

Perhaps the greatest value in establishing a law preventing contract cheating would be to de-legitimise these services in the eyes of students; having a deterrent, rather than a curative, effect.