Sentence examples for huge law from inspiring English sources

The huge law contains many provisions, but its main goal is to expand health insurance.

And in fact, huge law firms, hot areas of practice and outsized salaries at top firms are fairly recent developments.

"The site puts solo practitioners like me on an equal footing with huge law firms, providing exposure that would otherwise be nearly impossible to get," he said.

The final report is expected to document huge law enforcement and intelligence failures before Sept. 11 and recommend an overhaul of counterterrorism agencies, including the C.I.A. and F.B.I.

The manhunt, which spreads into Mexico and across the nation, has grown into a huge law enforcement effort, yet officials concede that they are baffled.

The city has marshaled a huge law enforcement presence, mostly out of concerns of a possible terrorist attack but also to deal with the hundreds of thousands of protesters expected to gather in New York throughout the week.

Mr. Altman predicted that the office of the mayor, with its huge resources, vast law department and network of employees, would become even more powerful as the term-limited Council becomes weaker with the turnover now required after its members serve two consecutive four-year terms.

We work with a lot of huge corporate law firms and even if they have four months to serve a client, they want it done this afternoon.

He has yet to be tested by a big crisis.To be fair, the government faces one huge constraint: Law and Justice's Lech Kaczynski, twin brother of the former prime minister, who will be president until 2010.

"The scope of the problem is huge, and law enforcement can only do as much as it gets access to," says Gregory Schaffer, a former Justice Department prosecutor of cybercrime, now head of the computer crime division of PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Since the number of observations — the size of the sample — is by definition huge, the laws of statistics kick in quickly to ensure that significant relationships will be identified.