Sentence examples for external laws from inspiring English sources

The external laws may seem, at first, like an imposition, but then they become welcome and finally seem like a person's natural way of being.

In the writings considered so far we have seen that the moral autonomy of the wise man, expressing itself in his free exercise of virtue, is the trait which distinguishes him from the masses who are subject to external laws of conduct.

Collective bargaining negotiations between labor unions and corporate employers include sensitive topics such as pension plans, health benefits, working conditions, pay rates, hours worked per week, and number of paid days of leave, and are partly governed and mandated by external laws.

When evaluating your options, consider how each one fares in the light of your company's internal procedures, any external laws involved, and any general ethical values upheld by society as a whole.

First, appoint an external law firm to review systems and controls across the company.

"This analysis, which has seen external law advisors consulted, also examined whether the DFB has any right to reclamation.

Rolls-Royce said last month that it had appointed an external law firm, Debevoise & Plimpton, to conduct its own investigation into the concerns raised by the SFO.

The end-of-day announcement that an external law firm has been hired to investigate the regulator's handling of the issue heaps embarrassment upon embarrassment.

One organisation in particular, the US-headquartered Bank of Americarryingll Lynch, is carrying out a security review of external law firms to block any potential routes into the bank's own systems.

Chelsea said on Tuesday that it had appointed an external law firm to carry out a formal investigation into a former employee.

The truth, as evidenced by the shambolic leak from the ECB's external law firm of an apparently doctored document that constituted a comical list of misdemeanours, is more complex.