Sentence examples for foundation law from inspiring English sources
The lesson here is obvious – exempt orgs and foundation law can be tricky.
A 3 June email to Pasteur staff explaining the board's decision included a legal review by an expert in French foundation law to back up the decision.
Few seem to be aware that most of this wealth has never been taxed, and in the case of Buffett and Gates, who are taking advantage of the charitable foundation laws, will never be taxed.
Three of them -- a lawyer, a law professor and a judge -- brought that message to New York this week, along with an urgent plea for help, meeting with American foundations, law firms and the Bar Association of the City of New York.
Second, starting in the 1620s, there emerged in England an increasingly sophisticated defense of the idea that at the foundation of law was custom, exemplified by the common law of England.
Law is not democracy's lynchpin, but the other way around: democracy is the foundation of law.
Plyler v. Doe, a 1982 Supreme Court decision, established this reasoning as a foundation for law and public policy.
"I feel very strongly that the monument represents the moral foundation of law, which is greatly needed in our country today," he said.
Without the foundation of law, this vast country could never have survived as one, could never have absorbed streams of immigrants from myriad cultures.
