Sentence examples similar to friendly statute from inspiring English sources
That's $50 million, that rather than improving their service, was spent on courting the FCC and legislators into redefining consumer friendly statutes.
In California, companies are generally prohibited from enforcing noncompete agreements because of a worker-friendly statute from the 19th century.
(Only a few defendants held high office, but the Supreme Court will try them all together, since the charges are interconnected).Such legal manoeuvring could push many of the crimes past Brazil's criminal-friendly statute of limitations.
Some 38 states already have similar family-friendly statutes on the books.
Under California's studio-friendly labor statute, employers were entitled to hold individuals to personal services contracts for up to seven years; De Havilland's contract was set to end in mid-1943.
See also Platt & Munk Co. v. Republic Graphics, Inc., 315 F. 2d 851, 851963A2 1963) (Friendly, J.) (pointing out predecessor statute's leasing problem)).
If the family moves or travels to a less friendly state, that state generally must honor another state's court judgments — but it is not obliged to honor birth certificates or relationships borne from a state statute.
Instead, Mr. Schulze is trying to push the board into a friendly deal and get any necessary approval under Minnesota's antitakeover statutes.
"FIFA will continue its efforts to promote friendly relations between our member associations in accordance with the FIFA statutes and identify feasible solutions for the benefit of the game and everyone involved," the statement said.
