Sentence examples for law acts from inspiring English sources

The agreement we reached was with the F.D.I.C., which, by law, acts on behalf of all depositors.

The New Testament reports that Peter was unlearned in the sense that he was untrained in the Mosaic Law (Acts 4 13), and it is doubtful that he knew Greek.

Of the four that do not pass to the government and thus to Mr Meciar only two matter: the power to sign into law acts of parliament, and the power to recall and appoint a new government.

"The labor law acts like a hiring tax, so many companies don't want to absorb permanent workers because if there is downsizing, they have to pay out a lot of money," he said.

He questioned why the district attorney did not offer dismissals "to some of us when the only convictions we have are on civil rights?" "I don't understand how the law acts differently for different people in the same situation," Mr. Sharpton said outside the courthouse Monday morning.

When a positive law acts against the natural law, it is, strictly speaking, not a law.

It's in the cyber law act.

In signing the restrictions into law, Acting Gov.

The commonwealth also argues that the ACT law is inconsistent with the Family Law Act.

Best to say that the law acted in response to the parents' view of what worked.

For months after the scandal erupted, Cardinal Law acted like an archbishop under siege.