Sentence examples for law labour from inspiring English sources

For example, there are substantial bodies of European law in areas such as contracts, business law, labour law, immigration law, and consumer law.

Take President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, who startled the World Economic Forum in Davos by calling for "moral" capitalism, in which environmental law, labour law and health law would enjoy the same status as rules imposing free trade.

But you can also expect to study a wide range of additional subjects, whether that be commercial law, criminology, family law, human rights law, labour law, media law, international law and many more besides.

These are just one of four "pillars of legal empowerment"—the others are access to justice and the rule of law, labour rights and business rights (which make it easier for poor people to start, own and pass on businesses).Unfortunately, the report does not attempt to rank its recommendations again, the desire for consensus may have got in the way.

A number of well-known figures, including Jude Law, Labour MP Chris Bryant and members of the public including Sheila Henry, whose son was killed in the 7/7 bombings, are suing the former News of the World owner for breach of privacy.

Mr Burnham promised that even if the bill did not become law, Labour would repeal the 2012 Act.

Through a botched reform and a lot of prolix laws, Labour has managed to rescue it.

Having overseen a massive and shambling overhaul of the gambling laws, Labour, one imagines, might seek to finalise some of the now-stalled aspects of their project.

By 2004, civil partnerships were passed into law by Labour with little opposition.

After a prolonged and unsuccessful legal challenge by the Conservative government, the directive finally became law under Labour in October 1998.

There are different approaches to exploring the empirical relationship between Okun's law and labour market institution variables.