Sentence examples for impoverished law from inspiring English sources

The first scenes introduce Atticus, a gentle presence greeting one of his impoverished law clients and reading the morning paper while the children scamper around him.

You're a busy professional (or in my case, an impoverished law student).

The ever-widening wealth and income gap between the rich and everybody else has meant that a growing number of Americans now find themselves in the role of the impoverished in-law.

For once, they have two allies against the corporate lawyers who caution for moderation that could leave most people impoverished: the new law and a bunch of hungry financial services companies that want to offer them their services.

Whatever subtle word games The Times and the Senate choose to play, if the Senate's disastrous immigration bill becomes law, impoverished villages across the world will buzz with one word: amnesty!

In some impoverished places such "soft law" helps to fill a void.

In 1947 Garcia Marquez, now 19, travelled to Bogota and enrolled as an impoverished student in the Law Faculty at the National University.

About half the states have so far declined to expand Medicaid to all impoverished adults, as the law allows.

Jim Crow laws both impoverished and disenfranchised Southern blacks; Southern whites voted for politicians who promised to keep things that way.

In the market free-for-all that ensued after the fall of the Soviet Union, the definition of secret information blurred as laws changed, impoverished scientists began seeking new sources of income and the government tried to redefine the West.

However, with their multiple levels of subcontracting, particularly throughout impoverished regions where labour laws are non-existent or not enforced, global labour and product supply chains also provide fertile ground for inhumane practices and working conditions.