Sentence examples for law abruptly from inspiring English sources

The law abruptly stopped a trial in Milan that was nearing its conclusion and which compelled Mr. Berlusconi to make several appearances in court late last spring.

A21 Pressure Mounts on Cardinal Cardinal Bernard F. Law abruptly canceled his schedule and flew to Rome as anger toward him mounted and some priests signed a draft of a letter calling for his resignation.

The Mladic family lawyer, Milos Saljic, had complained for months that Mr. Mladic's relatives were facing unrelenting pressure, with his son losing contracts for his computer company and his daughter-in-law abruptly fired from a state-owned company despite good job reviews.

But for terminally ill people like Mr. Holmes and the doctors involved, the battle over the law has abruptly put them into an ethical limbo.

Gore did not complete law school, deciding abruptly in 1976 to run for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives when he found out that his father's former seat in the House was about to be vacated.

Under Korean law, if a president abruptly relinquishes power, potential candidates have only 60 days to mount campaigns.

Since the beginning of 2011, lawmakers around the country abruptly enacted laws to curb voting rights and tighten registration rules.

The government has abruptly tabled a law that would in theory punish discrimination in the workplace, while military judges suddenly scheduled a retrial for Maikel Nabil, a blogger who nearly died on hunger strike whilst serving a three-year sentence for criticising the army and who happens to be Christian.

When Richard decides to run for state senator as a strict law-and-order candidate, he abruptly ends the affair and for a while sends Virginia cash in the mail to try to keep her quiet.

With America off-limits, all but Deloitte founded or acquired law firms in Britain.That trend ended abruptly when the Enron scandal took down Andersen in 2002.

That was abruptly cut off when law enforcement SUVs closed in quickly from the east and west, trapping everyone in what seemed to be a "kettling" tactic.