Sentence examples for law drawing from inspiring English sources

The administration has transferred several hundred million dollars from the fund to pay for aspects of the law, drawing criticism from some members of Congress.

Established in 1832, the Law Library provides Congress with comprehensive research on foreign, comparative, international, and U.S. law, drawing upon its collection of some 2.8 million volumes.

The Monmouth poll, for instance, shows the law drawing even on popularity while 24percentt believe their own taxes will go down.

Guernsey law is distinct from English law, drawing on its own history and traditions as well as modern English legal principles and those of other jurisdictions.

While he embraced much of the Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul law, drawing private praise from some officials, Mr. Pandit also incurred the ire of regulators when the bank failed to acquire Wachovia, which was flailing during the 2008 crisis.

Tuesday night, for example, after plugging the achievements of Obamacare, he cracked that he "do[es] not expect to convince my Republican friends on the merits of this law," drawing a round of laughs.

The law drew international ridicule.

Current philosophy of law draws on philosophy of action.

The Magnitsky law drew an apoplectic, asymmetric response from Putin.

Opponents of the law draw a different lesson from Mr. Filburn's case.

Any more and they can't – by law – draw a salary.