Sentence examples for law interpreting from inspiring English sources
There is not much, if any, case law interpreting what "prospects" actually means and what future events it is meant to pick up, but it is generally thought to at least cover adverse changes in earnings projections.
Under New York Police Department policy and Supreme Court law interpreting the Constitution, officers are allowed to use deadly physical force only if necessary and only to the extent necessary.
And he probably will be able to stand if he chooses: the constitution bars a third term, but a later, controversial law interpreting it allows him, since his first term was under an earlier constitution, to say that, under the new one, he is only in his first term anyway.
Rather, it is about a callous, well-developed body of Supreme Court law interpreting A.E.D.P.A. and how much deference — submission, really — to that process the Court's habeas jurisprudence requires.
"Let's not have this law interpreted secretly, as it has been for the last number of years".
Spencer Ackerman (@attackerman) "Let's not have this law interpreted secretly, as it has been for the last number of years".
The case stands to shape how the law interprets what a social media post is and whether the user has a right to privacy over it.
Orin Kerr, a law professor at George Washington University and an expert on surveillance law, interpreted it this way on Twitter: "You can't look through the kitchen sink to get the evidence, as you do with physical searches".
Through Sufi Mohammad, the NWFP provincial government is trying to split the population from Fazlullah's taliban by offering adherence to a form of Shari'a law, interpreted locally as swift justice.
The descent of arms follow strongly the Law of heraldic arms, which is a branch of English law, interpreted by civil lawyers in the Court of Chivalry.
Opponents of the law interpret these four words to mean that no one outside the 16 states that chose to create their own insurance exchanges may receive subsidies.
