Sentence examples for job law from inspiring English sources

"With Cars as Meth Labs, Evidence Litters Roads" (news article, April 15) did an excellent job of illustrating the difficult job law enforcement officials face in combating illegal methamphetamine use and production.

This can be unpopular in a nation with some of the strictest job laws in Old Europe.

Its members sometimes hire themselves out to the Juárez drug cartel for assassinations and other jobs, law enforcement officials say.

She calls the jobs law, intended to encourage employers to hire young workers by making it easier to fire them, "a scandal" and "a form of violence".

So far, he has limited his public comments on the jobs law to reiterations of his support for Mr. de Villepin.

So as not to impede their ability to do their jobs, law enforcement officers are also protected against liability, under a legal doctrine called qualified immunity.

THE first lady's oft-bared arms aside, dress codes for women in Washington's bread-and-butter jobs (law, Congress, lobbying) have remained steadfastly more prim than in other cities.

Instead of glorifying good grades and prestigious jobs, law schools can do more to help students cultivate internal motivators like purpose and autonomy.

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"Absent Congressional action courts have misinterpreted existing laws and have made the job of law enforcement far more difficult.

"It is the job of law and Indian society but the law and society has failed," Chhel said.