Sentence examples for law chapter from inspiring English sources
The Berkeley Law chapter was co-founded last fall by Josh Ephraim '17 and Haas Business School MBA candidate Gali Ross-Hasson.
Jack Regenbogen, a representative of the Penn Law chapter of the National Lawyers Guild, told Inglis the scope of NSA surveillance was "truly terrifying", and on behalf of the organization demanded it stop.
"We all thought she would get it, and we were scared that she would leave and that all the changes she had implemented would no longer be kept up," said Sarah Isgur, a 2008 graduate, who ran the Harvard Law chapter of the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group.
At this point the dean and MIT psychiatrist, Dr. Gottfried, decided that the patient should be sent on Section XII to McLean," referring to Massachusetts general law, chapter 123 on emergency restraint of dangerous persons.
3Piracy and Treaty Law chapter abstractPiracy was an early and constant subject of negotiation between the Ottomans and their treaty partners, who developed a legal and diplomatic framework prohibiting piracy and establishing the procedures for redress when attacks did occur.
4The Sources of Law chapter abstractThe strengthening of nation-states in Europe and the generalization of the separation of government branches promoted the idea that the law was associated with statutes and that these were the main source of law.
New York Civil Service Employees Association Legislative information, ballots, constitution and by-laws, chapter officers' manual, membership reports, etc. Legal opinions concerning constitutionality of the no-strike clause of the Taylor law.
"It's obvious that the whole concern about youth drug abuse is bogus," said Dale Gieringer, director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws' chapter in California, where residents will vote on recreational pot in November.
It's buried deep in the town's laws — Chapter 10, Article 5, Section 80 — sandwiched between ordinances against check fraud and abandoned containers.
4. Upgrade NAFTA's rules of origin, particularly on autos and auto parts, to reinforce auto sector jobs in North America. 5. Delete the procurement chapter that undermines "Buy American" laws (Chapter 10).
The Demand relates to an investigation under Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 93A, Section 6, of possible unfair or deceptive methods, acts, or practices by for-profit educational institutions in connection with the recruitment of students and the financing of education.
