Sentence examples for law articles from inspiring English sources

The figure is close to the hypothèque in French law (articles 2393 et seq of the French Civil Code).

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His familiarity with academic material has allowed him to write about "psychology experiments, sociological studies, law articles, statistical surveys of plane crashes and classical musicians and hockey players", which he converts into prose accessible to a general audience and which sometimes pass as memes into the popular imagination.

Two provisions in the law (articles 25 and 35), however, are viewed by many as depriving communities of their rights to manage forest and to use resources that they have been protecting for generations.

"Those decisions, under our Constitution, are for the President alone to make," he wrote in a law article.

And then reading the rights of all the charges according to the law, Article 123, 124 and 125.

QUESTION FROM JACK: Since your Annals of Law article on the beginning of Justice Thomas' third term, Justices Alito and Robertss have joined the conservative end of the court.

The domain of law (Article 34) is limited to determining the basic rules and fundamental principles concerning such matters as civil law, fiscal law, penal law, electoral law, civil liberties, labour laws, amnesty, and the budget.

Applicable Law Article II, Section I, clause 2 of the United States Constitution, grants the authority to select presidential electors "in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct".