Sentence examples for full-scale law from inspiring English sources

Coming episodes revolve around a collegewide pillow fight (substituting for the regular paintball-shootout episode) and a full-scale "Law & Order" parody.

In its early days it was more like a confederation of English barristers' chambers than a full-scale law firm: lawyers worked in autonomous offices and kept the bulk of their earnings.

And the Salafists' derision of Hamas for seeking periodic ceasefires with Israel and for shrinking from applying full-scale Islamic law in Gaza has begun to strike a popular chord.

They were a full-scale outbreak of law and order, of people wanting to play by the rules, to make their way lawfully in the country that needs them.

While Republicans failed to pass a full-scale replacement of the law, they included a repeal of its individual mandate in the tax bill expected to pass before the end of the year.

The environment, food and rural affairs select committee called for a full-scale review into dog laws amid concerns the legislation failed to protect the public, and said breed-specific legislation was misguided.

But Cameron agreed to a "sunset clause" time-limiting the bill to 2016, a full-scale review of intercept laws, a new oversight board and restrictions on the number of public bodies that can make use of surveillance data.

And assuming they win back at least the house, if not the senate, this fall, Republicans can be expected to launch a full-scale campaign to repeal the law.

In return for their support, they won some safeguards, including a full-scale review of the 2000 law covering access to private communications by public bodies.

After serving in 1868 on a committee to study naval design, he proposed to the British Admiralty a series of experiments using models to determine the physical laws governing full-scale ships.

Schultz called the laws "a full-scale assault" on the voting rights of mostly minority voters in states where both groups strongly supported the president in 2008.