Sentence examples for law build from inspiring English sources
If the city were to give away just a few lots — and if people were to, as required by the law, build homes on them and stay for at least three years — Beatrice would secure annual real estate taxes on them, collect money for water, electric and sewer use, and no longer pay to mow the lawns.
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As a Fellow with the Syrian Center for Political and Strategic Studies, he participated in crafting the 'Syria Transition Roadmap,' a detailed 238-page vision of the steps that a Syrian transitional government would have to take to restore order and rule of law, build democratic institutions, and place Syrian society on a path toward national reconciliation.
Preminger, who studied law, builds tragic results from the evenhanded workings of the judicial system.
The 2000 law built on a 1993 ruling by the futures commission that exempted energy trades.
"The promise of natural law is that we will be the happiest, and freest, when we follow the law built into our nature as men and women.
Most laws lead to prosecutions, convictions and appeals: over time, a body of case law builds up and judges smooth the rough edges.
The video clips that precede every module are helpful because they often explain "case law" built up during the PCC's regime.
The new law builds on the original one, which, as Mr. Obama noted, created a national hot line for victims, a network of shelters, protection orders that carry across state lines, and expanded housing assistance for victims who flee their homes.
Most of the world views all Israeli settlements in the West Bank as being in violation of international law, built on land that the Palestinians envisage as part of a future state alongside Israel.
So Mr. Law built houses for many of his employees who worked at Briarcliff Farm and elsewhere, increasing the number of residents to 331, Mary Cheever writes in her historical account of the village.
