Sentence examples for law access from inspiring English sources

Under British law, access to retained data by police and local authorities is subject to no independent review or authorisation.

Sameer Ashar '96, Vice Dean for Experiential Education and Professor of Law, UCLA School of Law: Access to Power.

Good governance – acknowledged by Moyo as the factor that "trumps all" – means ensuring people enjoy the rule of law, access to justice, defendable property and rights.

Sara Sternberg Greene is an interdisciplinary scholar whose interests span consumer law, bankruptcy, poverty law, access to justice, tax, and contracts.

Academic law libraries should have free and open access to the law, access that allows them to define and construct the educational environment for law students.

They said in court papers last week that the order "does not strike the correct balance between the government's legitimate law enforcement/security interest and the public's First Amendment and common law access to judicial records".

For its annual corruption report, Transparency International considers 17 separate surveys and assessments, including data on "enforcement of anti-corruption laws, access to information and conflicts of interest".

Despite Britain, Colombia, and some Mexican states sharing a health exception within their abortion laws, access to abortion under the health exception varies widely.

Emily Miller, an editor at the Washington Times, wrote, "We can't blame lax gun-control laws, access to mental health treatment, prescription drugs or video games for Lanza's terrible killing spree.

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Some of them include complaints around health care staff attitudes, lack of privacy during delivery, denying trusted companions such as mothers-in-law access to the delivery rooms during the period of labor and delivery, lack of facilities for the mother to clean herself after delivery, and even something to eat after delivery.