Sentence examples for law conditions from inspiring English sources

In recent months, Mr. Gluck had become a vocal critic of Russian military operations in Chechnya, where civilians are living in martial law conditions of rigid curfew, arbitrary searches, extortion and physical abuse.

It passed the upper house on Friday but needs lower house approval and a presidential sign-off before becoming law, conditions that are likely to be met with an NLD majority in both chambers and an NLD-appointed president.

The diplomat stressed that participating in the single market meant accepting EU rules, including the jurisdiction of the European court of justice, monitoring by the European commission and accepting the primacy of EU law over national law – conditions that will be anathema to leave advocates who campaigned on the mantra "take back control".

This method is applicable when Darcy's law conditions are satisfied which implies that small Reynolds number and steady-state (i.e., constant saturation) conditions are reached.

Advance Directives and Substituted Judgment are best suited for the contexts for which they were first developed in the law — conditions involving loss of consciousness such as persistent vegetative state — where the patient in the current incompetent state cannot have interests potentially different from the interests of the person he used to be.

"To have martial law conditions imposed nationwide creates conditions for untold numbers of abuses by armed forces of the Philippines if they're given a green light," Kine said.

He has criticized Moscow's failure to re-establish order in the capital and begin promised reconstruction of the city, which continues to live under martial-law conditions as Russian troops battle separatists.

"I do not rule out that, under martial-law conditions, Igor Strelkov (the DPR defense minister based in Sloviansk) may have made a decision on some staff reshuffling, not least on the replacement of the people's mayor of Sloviansk," Purgin said.

A20 Protesters Face Permit Hurdles Brunswick, Ga., has passed a law placing conditions on public demonstrations.

"I think in the future the government will implement the law, and conditions for workers will get better," he says.

Refugees have rights under international law; strict conditions must be met before they can be sent home.