Sentence examples for given current law from inspiring English sources

While some legal experts said the president has a plausible case given current law, it would almost surely generate a court challenge.

But it does not given current law.

Treu's argument is completely contradictory given current law -- he simultaneously contends that he believes in the concept of due process and that districts should be able to deprive people of it for three to five years.

Given current laws, trust is our only option.

The money would come from a carbon tax modest enough to escape the "iron law", which given current low levels of energy innovation should still be enough to make a difference.

Given current market conditions, probably.

Speaking outside the court today, Miss Hodkin said: "I knew I would have to be strong and patient given the current law.

This, too, seems reasonable, given that under current law only the first $106,000 of income is subject to the Social Security portion of the payroll tax - a particularly regressive system.

Yes, people must be held accountable for their actions, but even Holder acknowledged that some of the sentences that were required to be given under our current laws are "ineffective and unsustainable". The U.S. Constitution gives his boss, President Obama, the authority, at the stroke of a pen, to modify some of those sentences right now.

"We will reach a point with the numbers needed in the big city forces where we have to ask ourselves does the current law give us enough scope," he said.

The bill, which also scrapped the unpopular insurance mandate in the law that penalizes Americans who don't have health insurance, envisioned a phase-out of the current law, giving Republicans time to develop an alternative.