Sentence examples for fresh law from inspiring English sources

American law firms typically get fresh law graduates to do such grunt work and then bill clients for it at steep rates.

Band after band had burst, and, as the rent widened, then, without removing anything except what might drop off of itself, the hole was darned, or patches of fresh law were brought from the nearest shop and stuck on.

As a fresh law graduate who worked my way through school as a defense investigator on a federal death penalty case, I left the United States six years ago for London to work on criminal justice policy in Europe.

I ran into the gay issue at 22, a fresh law graduate and young journalist eager to make her mark and willing to do jobs no other journalist wanted to do.

If one knew all the facts relating to a given inquiry except two or three, one might reasonably suppose that one was near a limit of exactness in one's knowledge ; but seeing that in our investigation of Nature we only know two or three, so to speak, out of a million, it is obvious that at any moment the fresh law arising from increased experience may completely upset our former calculations.

That ministers want to bring in fresh law to reintroduce the veto is not an enormous surprise.

After a peace treaty in Europe in 1748, the return of some 80,000 newly unemployed soldiers and sailors set off fear of a crime wave and a fresh law-and-order panic, prompting the toughest anti-gin legislation to date in 1751.

The obvious answer is ethics, not fresh laws.

Then fresh laws and statements had to be formed.

Fresh laws are being drawn up to permit fines and to shorten rotation periods so that auditors do not get too chummy with their clients.

No new constitution was ever introduced to replace that of the Weimar Republic, and fresh laws were promulgated as they were required.