Sentence examples for law depends from inspiring English sources

But the future of the law depends on more than lawsuits.

How a worker is classified in law depends on what degree of autonomy they have.

How a worker is classified in law depends on what degree of autonomy he has.

Though nominally part of Pakistan, here the law depends on local chiefs, clerics and the Kalashnikov.

But the law depends to a significant degree on the mandate.

But international law depends on governments inheriting the rights and duties of their predecessors.

Iraq had invaded Kuwait, a sovereign nation: the credibility of international law depended on reversing this.

Light decreases exponentially (as described by Beer's law) depending on the turbidity of the water.

He said discharging employees just before they become eligible for benefits might violate federal law, depending on the circumstances.

Officers are given a range of increasingly complex manuals and training in the law, depending on their seniority.

"In a nutshell, that means that you can be treated differently under the law depending on where you live," Ms. Copeland said.