Sentence examples for given law from inspiring English sources

Within the Canadian system, each institution (Crown, Senate, Commons) must agree with a given law before it is enacted.

Understanding these three aspects of terrorist networking has given law enforcement a leg up on the jihadists.

Otherwise, it should explain exactly which capabilities it has given law enforcement, if any, that go above and beyond what the law requires.

So long as Mr. Chertoff is willing to say it is necessary to void a given law, his word is final.

For the other half, it was a matter of going back through newspaper archives and various testimonies to various legislative bodies — where families speak about why a given law should or shouldn't be enacted.

But the decisive feature, as Popper saw it, should be whether it is in principle conceivable that evidence could be cited that would refute (or disconfirm) a given law, hypothesis, or theory.

They now want the Welsh Assembly to be given law-making and tax-varying powers like those of the Scottish Parliament.

Yemeni journalists point to harassment for publishing controversial issues given laws that can trip the most able-bodied investigator.

Clinics give law students a chance to practise their craft.

The UAVs will give law enforcement agencies huge scope for surveillance.

Yesterday's ruling gives law enforcement the authority it needs to go after cross burners.