Sentence examples for law aid from inspiring English sources

The treaty would push states to establish standards in barring the sale of conventional weapons if they would spur violations of international human rights law, aid terrorism or help organized crime.

She recalled fighting for a state hate-crimes law, aid for battered women and protections for abused children, and said the kind of passion she showed in those efforts was needed in Albany.

"Under international law, aiding and abetting would be the same as pulling the trigger," Mr. Banks said.

Under English law, aiding and abetting suicide is a crime punishable by up to 14 years in jail.

Under English law aiding and abetting suicide is a criminal offence punishable by up to 14 years' imprisonment.

C1 Private Suits and Microsoft The court decision upholding a ruling that Microsoft had violated antitrust law aided the dozens of lawsuits customers have filed against the company.

The recent appeals court decision upholding a lower court's ruling that Microsoft had violated antitrust law aided the dozens of private antitrust lawsuits customers have filed against the company.

Gordon has a proper appreciation of how the development of American law aided our economic rise and how the U.S. usually responded with constructive reform to the enormous changes wrought by rapid economic growth and innovation.

"The U.N. believes rather wisely that bringing to justice people who've committed grave violations of international humanitarian law aids the peace process," Goldstone, 56, said in a recent interview here.

Nor do the laws aid diversity.

Under federal law, disaster aid cannot be awarded to commercial utilities, although municipal utilities can receive such aid.