Sentence examples for forthcoming law from inspiring English sources
They rely on a forthcoming law review article by an influential professor, Joseph A. Grundfest of Stanford Law School.
LISA T. McELROY Wallingford, Pa., Dec. 7, 2011 The writer is associate professor of law at Drexel University Earle Mack School of Law and the author of a forthcoming law review article, "Cameras at the Supreme Court".
It took a committed, nimble team of well-known entrepreneurs and investors years and hard work to wedge key visa provisions into a forthcoming law.
Faculty members have raised a number of concerns about the forthcoming law, pointing out that it will not necessarily prevent a mass killing of the kind seen at Virginia Tech in 2007 or Umpqua Community College last week.
She is the author of a forthcoming law review article called "How Much Does an Ambassadorship Cost?" and co-author, with Dr. Kathy Fogel, of "Shareholder-Authorized CorporathePolitical Spending in the United Kingdom," in the spring 2012 issue of the University of San Francisco Law Review.
The human rights commissioner is the latest public figure to raise concerns about forthcoming laws that would place the power in the hands of the executive government rather than the courts.
If you wish to read more on the subject, you can find a link to a forthcoming law-review article I've written on the subject here.
Benjamin Wittes, a fellow at the Brookings Institution, has made a comprehensive review of the prisoners for his forthcoming book, "Law and the Long War".
Along with CCTV cameras and the forthcoming telecommunications law, the destruction is wholesale, and "efficiency" with respect to services for some sections of society is not a justification for it.
Elsewhere (Grossbard S, Vernon V (forthcoming) Common law marriage, labor supply and time use: a partial explanation for gender convergence in labor supply.
So, while the forthcoming British libel law gives ordinary people more power to litigate, it is clear that there is a chill across the pond.
