Sentence examples for founding laws from inspiring English sources

Pakistan, unlike India, has only fleetingly had democratic governments; such noble concepts as secularism are not enshrined in the founding laws of the country.

He used this experience back in Britain, playing a key role in founding law schools at Warwick University and Birkbeck, the University of London's provider of evening courses, shaping the distinctive character of each through his commitment to the promotion of social justice through law.

Kaczyński founded Law and Justice in 2001 and has maintained an iron grip on the party ever since.

His 1861 lecture course on laws of war at Columbia's newly founded law school was published in full in The New York Times.

Supporters of the late president and the party he co-founded, Law and Justice (PiS), have a very clear vision on the issue.

Founded law firm in 1953, Ace Beverage 3 years later.

Kristeva accepts Freud's insight that the thetic break, or the prohibitory break of the Oedipal Complex and the dead father, that founds law and sociality is violent and murderous (Kristeva 1984, 70).

Retiring from the force in 1989 as a Captain, he founded Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, an organization of 3,500 former officers working towards the legalization of all drugs.

As legal historian Michael Hoeflich writes, at the time our country was founded, "law was literally everywhere" -- it was taught in our primary schools, secondary schools, and even at home.

He practiced law with the US Department of Justice prior to founding the law firm of Paige & Paige with his wife.

Kent Hance was in the Texas Legislature and Congress and on the Railroad Commission and ran unsuccessfully for the United States Senate and for governor before founding a law firm in Austin.