Sentence examples for for continued law from inspiring English sources

Caggins, the Pentagon spokesman for detainee policy, told VICE News the PRB process is "continuing to evaluate detainees for continued law of war detention and prepare hearings consistent with" an executive order Obama signed that put the board back to work.

Instead, the court returned the case to the trial court with instructions that if the man proposed specific conditions approved by experts, the judge should take them into account in deciding whether the man would still be "highly likely" to commit another offense, the standard required by law for continued commitment.

The statement comes as a critical response to the publication earlier this month of the Bridges report: a joint project between U.S. and EU academics — and including the involvement of the Dutch data protection agency — advocating for continued reliance on existing laws coupled with industry self-regulation as a middle-of-the-road approach to safeguarding privacy rights.

If the reports were released the IWC would no longer have a rationale under its by laws for continuing the temporary moratorium.

The opinion, Hoffman Plastic v. National Labor Relations Board, No. 00-1595, "does not mean that the employer gets off scot-free," the chief justice said, because an employer could still face contempt proceedings for continuing to violate labor laws.

Two years later, that decision has taken on new prominence after Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. accused Mr. Obama from the bench on Wednesday of not having "the courage of his convictions" for continuing to enforce the marriage law even after concluding that it violated constitutional equal protection guarantees.

The plan would help 8.5 million Americans keep health care coverage by providing workers who lose insurance with tax credits to pay for continuing coverage under the federal law known as Cobra, and by expanding Medicaid coverage for low-income Americans who lack access to Cobra.

Starr also was criticized for continuing to represent clients of his law firm, Kirkland & Ellis, and he was eventually forced to take an unpaid leave from the firm.

● Airbnb for continuing to sue towns for enforcing local laws and taxes.

Diefenbaker continued practising law.

She said she despaired that such conflicts continued despite laws allowing access for service dogs.