Sentence examples for law institutes from inspiring English sources
He was a legal scholar who often represented China at international conferences and law institutes.
In addition, JTB's weeklong Summer Law Institutes in eight cities provide programming for middle and high school students.
The intrusion of language and law institutes a break with nature, one that transfigures the world by imbuing it with meaning.
The concept continues to prevail as the presumption of political rule in states throughout the globe today, including ones where the sovereign body of law institutes limited government and civil rights for individuals.
According to New York-based group Human Rights Watch, the draft law institutes discrimination based on sexual orientation and is "the outcome of stereotypical views on homosexuality".
Leonetti's law institutes a method of care that involves: the constant seeking for consensus; the purposeful choice of options; condemnation of unreasonable therapeutic obstinacy and the right of patients to object to it.
We next analyze a "right-to-cure" law instituted in Massachusetts on May 1 , 2008
It originated, in a church law form, in a 1536 English law instituted by Henry VIII.
Then they changed the law, instituting a top limit of 75 m.p.h.
"These people are stuck," said Elwin Griffith, a law professor and the director of the Caribbean Law Institute at Florida State University.
It's an illusion of a law, instituted in World War I, to persuade gullible taxpayers that Congress is exercising responsible oversight over borrowing.
