Avraham Ravitz, a strictly Orthodox legislator, said the High Court was turning Israel into a "Sodom and Gomorrah, in which every possible perversion is sanctioned by law".
It is sanctioned by law, and it can only be terminated by a legal decree.
This is sanctioned by law, which automatically permits polygamy unless spouses specify that this is unacceptable upon marriage.
Whether, if such review be sanctioned by law, a person so adjudged in contempt, and fined therefor, who is not a party to the suit, can bring the matter to the circuit court of appeals by appeal.
When a Westminster magistrate, Horace Smith, reprimanded her for not being at school, her parents wrote respectfully to remind him that girls of her age in "this part of Christian England" were compelled in their thousands to spend 10 hours a day in "health-destroying factories", "toiling for others' gain" in conditions that were sanctioned by law.
A coroner may have no way of knowing the death was sanctioned by law, he said.
This practice was sanctioned by law as all trade from the Viceroyalty was required to go through Callao on its way to and from overseas markets.
While payments to the dead men's families recently gained Davis's release, even moderate opposition politicians and journalists have criticized the settlement, even though the payment of "blood money" is sanctioned by Shariah law.
In an e-mail exchange with a reporter, Mr. Malamud, who is engaged in a project intended to put all laws and government documents online, said: "My style, when I see a gate barring entry and that gate is sanctioned by the law, is to go up to that gate and pound on it hard and force them to open up.
Thus did matters stand until 1970, when the Court, in a unanimous opinion in Moragne v. States Marine Lines,994 overruled its earlier cases and held that a right of recovery for wrongful death is sanctioned by general maritime law and that no statute is needed to bring the right into being.
The effect is greatly enhanced if this contact is sanctioned by institutional supports (i.e., by law, custom or local atmosphere), and provided it is of a sort that leads to the perception of common interests and common humanity between members of the two groups" (Allport, 1954, p. 281).
