Sentence examples for law expects from inspiring English sources

He said: "The law expects that you are communicating with your employees where there is a likelihood of redundancies, and from this case that would appear to be December, when a winding-up order was issued".

The law expects you to be reasonable, obviously: if the handle of your £3 plastic bag snaps after two years you will just have to save up for a replacement, whereas if your £6,000 Aga packs in after two years you should seek statutory rescue.

"One of the difficulties of being a Christian within the law is that you're administering a system which doesn't claim to be Christian and the standards which law expects of people are often much less and rather different from the standards that Christians expect of themselves," he says in an interview for a religious education website.

Mr. Belkin and other lawyers said that the court decisions do not clearly favor either tenants or landlords, and do not differentiate between regulated and nonregulated leases, but have made the situation so vague that it is difficult for a lawyer to counsel a client on what the law expects.

The law expects victims of theft to call the police quickly.

But Baker & McKenzie partner Carl Hampe, who as a congressional staffer helped draft the 1986 immigration law, expects the rules to eventually take effect.

The Supreme Court's ruling on the law, expected by June, could reshape how elections are conducted.

If the justices uphold the law, expect a push for similar rules in other states.

A law expected to be passed in 2015 would streamline the repatriation process further.

But scholars of privacy law expect that the likely proliferation of drones will force Americans to re-examine how much surveillance they are comfortable with.

Many in Washington, like General in Chief Winfield Scott (who chortled at "Butler's fugitive slave law"), expected a simple reaffirmation of the administration's commitment to returning slaves.