Sentence examples for extensive law from inspiring English sources

"I have an extensive law enforcement background, and still train police officers.

She was then a young lawyer, and her father's extensive law library also came in handy for research on weekends or at night.

If convicted of the new charges and deported, he would join thousands of other Muslim and Arab men sent home since Sept. 11, 2001, as part of an extensive law enforcement strategy that relies on the immigration courts to remove potential threats.

Therefore, we would encourage the RTG to issue a public statement expressing disappointment in the judge's decision, its intention to win on appeal, and a reiteration of Thailand's commitment to both the struggle against international terrorism and to its extensive law enforcement relationship with the United States.

ROME — The Italian police arrested more than 300 people, including local government officials, and seized millions of dollars in property, money, weapons and drugs across the country on Tuesday in one of the most extensive law enforcement operations against the crime syndicate known as 'Ndrangheta.

This sale plus the success of his extensive law practice gave him the nickname of "Danny Millions" during the early 2000s.

Are they suggesting it wasn't in the public interest to expose the extensive law-breaking by the News of the World?

Despite extensive laws, regulations and policies to promote ECD, outcomes are mixed across countries, even when the legal frameworks may be quite similar.

While the US military would be less prone to abuses thanks to extensive laws and regulations, "the activities of adversarial forces, will not likely be similarly constrained," they wrote.

The state's extensive laws on privacy, trespassing, stalking and harassment already provide remedies for those who feel hounded or intruded upon by paparazzi, regardless of the means they use.

And they must also weigh the state's extensive case law upholding the fairness of the three-strikes law, creating a challenging and ambiguous legal environment for public defenders to navigate.