Sentence examples for law emphasises from inspiring English sources
In an effort to prevent migrants without papers from being brutalised by security forces, the law emphasises that smuggled persons are victims of human rights abuses.
Although he is pleased the show had a readily accessible Asian Australian audience, Law emphasises that The Family Law is "for everyone".
This initial evaluation of the "Tobacco control law" emphasises the substantial effect it has had upon the control of exposure to environmental tobacco smoke in the workplace and, to a lesser extent, in bars and restaurants, while few changes are seen in exposure at home.
The importance of farm biosecurity has been highlighted during the last decade; within the European Union (EU) the proposal for a new animal health law emphasises biosecurity [ 7] and a number of studies with focus on-farm biosecurity have been published [ 3, 8- 20].
Where once sharia was an organic and evolving body of law, emphasising mercy, tolerance and inclusiveness, it is now characterised as an instrument of control by post-colonial Muslim rulers searching for identity.
In November 2007, when national test scores were posted, I saw how little progress had been made in the subjects that the law emphasised (reading and mathematics), and I wrote an opinion piece in the New York Times arguing that Congress should "get out of the classroom".
The statute, in a break from previous law, emphasised that this power lay only within Parliament.
"Every person," she said, "is a new universe, unique with its own laws emphasising some belief, a phase of life immersed in time and rapidly passing by".
The Bahá'í laws emphasise that the spirit of the House of Worship be that it is a gathering place where people of all religions may worship God without denominational restrictions.
If anything, his directive to the police emphasises how subject the law is to political influence.
The Fed by law must emphasise employment and inflation equally, but in practice it, too, targets inflation.
