Sentence examples for host law from inspiring English sources

(Ms. Dittmer was the first parent charged under the social host law).

On Tuesday, a Suffolk County legislator, Ricardo Montano of Central Islip, introduced a bill for a similar social host law in Suffolk.

A month after Nassau County's social host law went into effect, the first parent has been charged with permitting minors to drink alcohol at her home.

The social host law is an attempt to crack down on anyone older than 18 who serves alcohol to minors or allows it to be served.

Because of social host laws, parents are liable when underage kids drink on their property -- even if they're unaware that it's happening.

The app would help parents identify the kinds of parties that are most dangerous to teens and offer guidance to reduce risks related to underage drinking, including guidance on local social host laws, actions to contact social hosts (unwitting or otherwise), and access to police and social service agencies.

A winner of two Emmy awards for hosting law-related television programs, Mr. Miller plans to donate his collection to the British Museum, where it is now on loan.

Khosa had developed close cooperation with the U.S. on a host of law enforcement issues, including on the Mumbai case.

But he had been in relatively good health despite — or perhaps because of — his whirlwind life as a television judge, radio talk-show host, author, law partner, newspaper columnist, movie reviewer, professor, commercial pitchman and political gadfly.

Among those steps are screening measures at airports; the addition of armored, locked cockpit doors on commercial planes; much tighter restrictions on airspace around Washington; and a host of law enforcement and intelligence operations to identify and track potential terrorists and prevent them from boarding airliners.

Software can already let the host and law enforcement know whether a player is actually in the approved state at the time, Schrier said.