Sentence examples for law individually from inspiring English sources
This makes sense in principle, but in practice every state in the country interprets federal law individually.
One caveat was that each of California's 58 counties would have to approve Laura's Law individually before the law could be enacted in their jurisdiction.
The Washington Supreme Court held that rights under the law were individually enforceable in court.
Underlying Mr. Picard's arguments was the question of whether those victims had the practical means or the leeway under bankruptcy law to individually pursue multibillion-dollar claims against a roster of global banks.
As you can imagine, that puts something of a damper on the businesses of Facebook and Google in particular, and indeed those companies have aligned with others in opposition to the law, either individually or via trade organizations.
The union also asserted that the museum had violated federal labor law by negotiating individually with members when it is supposed to negotiate only with the union.
It's basically a collective action problem, like curbing grade inflation (also a problem at law schools): Everybody individually would benefit from offering a position a little early, but when judges all do this at the same time they cancel out one anothers' efforts.
This means taking the LSAT, individually applying to law school, and getting accepted, as well as separately taking the GMAT, submitting a distinct application for business school, and getting additionally accepted there.
"Police Officers are individually accountable in law for using only as much force as is reasonable and necessary in the circumstances," said Simon Chesterman, deputy chief constable and lead for armed policing at the NPCC.
The three major origins of the cell overpotential and the governing laws are introduced individually: ohmic loss, electron transfer, and mass transfer.
In Azerbaijan each production-sharing arrangement individually becomes law, rubber- stamped by the country's "parliament".
