Sentence examples for law a case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thomas, in contrast, called the law a case of "regulatory overreach".

Under South African law a case can be thrown out if at its close the court believes there is no evidence that the accused committed the offence.

They call the law a case of good intentions leading to a bad result, hamstringing the computers that are, for many people, the sole link to the Internet.

Then last month, the justices assembled for a highly unusual special argument session on the constitutionality of the new campaign finance law, a case that counts as part of the past term.

With his health failing, Wallander's final investigation revolves around the disappearance of his daughter's naval officer father in law, a case that appears to be linked to events during the cold war.

Critics call the law a case of religious oppression; advocates, including Russia's Orthodox Church, say it is needed to keep cults from filling the vacuum created by decades of Soviet-decreed atheism.

In South Africa, through the recognition of a right to culture, there is a constitutional obligation for the courts to develop Indigenous Law and Customary law, on a case by case basis, so that they are aligned with the Constitution (48).

When prosecutors choose not to prosecute to the full extent of the law in a case as egregious as this, the law itself is diminished.

Governments, like citizens, should obey the law once a case has been decided.

It also held that those rights and violations should reflect the law when a case is brought.

Under the proposed federal law, if a case is dismissed for being a Slapp, the plaintiff would have to pay the defendant's legal fees.