Sentence examples for extraordinary law from inspiring English sources

It would take an extraordinary law that could disentangle, in every case, the motives of mercy from those of easy disposal.

An extraordinary law enforcement presence will be massed along New York City's waterways for OpSail 2000 on the Fourth of July.

He delivered his extraordinary law-and-order speech in St . Petersburg the most law-abiding of communities.

Set extraordinary laws and rules for the world.

Re "A Landmark of the Unspeakable: Honoring the Site Where 146 Died in the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire" (news article, March 26): The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911 led to an extraordinary new law, which was the beginning of environmental zoning.

The city, and members of the New York Congressional delegation, have argued that the unusual circumstances of the trade center attack, and what they call the "extraordinary" state law allowing the city workers to sue, calls for latitude.

He graduated from the Columbia University School of Law in 1947 where he was Editor of The Law Review and then went on to an extraordinary career in law and business, as Partner of the late Senator Jacob Javits in the law firm Trubin, Sillcocks, Edelman and Knapp.

If the dividend is extraordinary, however, the law negates any such advantage.

The Brexit campaign figurehead, who is the favourite to succeed Cameron, insisted the only change will be to free the country from the EU's "extraordinary and opaque" law, which "will not come in any great rush".

That is because dividends are considered extraordinary under the law if the total payment in any 85-day period is 10percentt or more of the value of the stock.

Snowden said: "So what's extraordinary about this law being passed in the UK is that it very closely mirrors the Protect America Act 2007 that was passed in the United States at the request of the National Security Agency, after the warrantless wire-tapping programme, which was unlawful and unconstitutional, was revealed".