Sentence examples for law commonwealth from inspiring English sources

No matter if they are wrong under the law, CommonWealth can use the arbitration process to delay this for years.

The name for its unique status in U.S. law is "commonwealth".

Anti-gay laws in Commonwealth countries are "totally out of date, highly inappropriate and should be changed", the UK's deputy foreign secretary has said.

Kaleidoscope's spokesman Douglas Pretsell told The Guardian that the anti-gay laws in Commonwealth countries were a hangover from British colonial rule.

State law requires the commonwealth to fully match federal transportation funds, Kaine said, adding that Metro funding would be a top priority even if that meant reallocating money from other transportation projects.

It became the first document to bridge commonwealth law with the Indigenous laws of the land.

Section 44 of the constitution prohibits a person who has "been convicted and is under sentence, or subject to be sentenced, for any offence punishable under the law of the commonwealth or of a state by imprisonment for one year or longer" sitting in the federal parliament.

But lawyers for Robert Masson, the man's court pseudonym, argue the state laws should not apply as there is no gap in the commonwealth law.

The commission has simply recommended these state laws be brought into the 21st century and roughly in line with commonwealth law that is more inclusive.

There were potential breaches of commonwealth law and a range of penalties could apply, she said.

The problem is not Maryland law, but that CommonWealth has a bylaw provision that requires all shareholder disputes to be arbitrated.