David Ayares of PPL's lab in Blacksburg, Virginia, defends the company's decision to issue a press release, noting that it must by law inform stockholders promptly of information that could affect its stock price.
Often manufacturers learn of a safety problem on their own and, as required by law, inform the agency of their plans for a recall.
In June, the Pew Oceans Commission -- with a nonpartisan membership including fishermen, scientists and elected officials -- recommended "a serious rethinking of ocean law, informed by a new ocean ethic".
But now we come to your remedy: to have prior notification – make newspapers, under the law, inform people in time to allow them to take out an injunction.
"Muslims in America" might have illuminated the ways Islam survived among slaves, to the extent that it did, and how sharia — Islamic law — informed business practices and everyday life in Muslim communities.
Every three months, Ray would pay rather alarming visits when she would lay down the law, informing Natasha that she was not, for instance, to play with the other children on the street.
Under Dutch law, informed patient consent is part of the MERC approval and is not required separately (see Table 1).
Wang wants the bar and its "evil spirits" shut down; his sister-in-law informs him that free enterprise cannot be shut down, and the two wonder at the foibles of the younger generation ("The Other Generation").
Current laws mean that if one data protection authority clears a company's actions and regulates compliance with local laws, informed by European law, that company can then operate in any European member state without the need to clear its actions in each country.
Saudi Arabia's religious laws inform much of the city's culture and social interactions: technically, single men and women are not allowed to mix together, so restaurants separate the family and single sections from the men sections.
