Sentence examples for law entered from inspiring English sources

In addition to and in place of the law of custom, written law entered the scene.

But the findings had only an ambiguous legal standing without the conclusions of law, entered today.

Ambros studied law, entered the civil service in 1840, and became public prosecutor in Prague in 1850.

As for the niqab, French police have stopped 201 women, and 159 have received citations for wearing the veil since the law entered into force in April, though none had been issued fines before Thursday, according to the Interior Ministry.

In its conclusions of law entered on April 3, 2000, the court nevertheless decided that Microsoft violated Section 1 of the Sherman Act by unlawfully tying Internet Explorer to Windows.

Unlike the government's requested relief, Microsoft's proposal is based on the evidence received at trial and the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of the Law entered by the Court.

This is where psychology, rather than actual law, enters the equation.

Most, however, return to their home countries to practice law, enter government service, teach, or pursue other professional opportunities.

A ban on sending abroad payment data for purely domestic transactions will become effective two years after the law enters into force.

The fourth section looks at how law enters into conversation with issues of politics and community, both in the plays and in our own world.

Jude Law enters his forties with new roles that could establish him as a character actor.