Sentence examples for law land from inspiring English sources

Under Connecticut law, land surveyors may trespass on property in the course of their work.

Many Mediterranean states have laws against building on burned forest land (under a 2006 Spanish law, land use cannot be changed for 30 years after a forest fire).

Things that are considered "annoying" and "offensive" can, under the law, land their sender in jail for up to three years.

"I've learned politics, budgets, P.R., law, land use, public planning, English composition, legal loopholes and how the water from your toilet is cleaned," he said.

Law; Accountancy and legal studies; business law; commercial law; criminal law; criminology; European law; European business law; international law; land economy; law with different European languages; maritime law; human rights; politics.

About one-fourth of the land is arable and is held in traditional family patterns; land ownership is passed down through family lines, and, by law, land cannot be sold to foreigners.

Jude Law lands on deck, flung from the ocean like a helpless fish.

Denmark, to steal a phrase from Garrison Keillor, is my mother-in-law land (I'm married to a Dane), and Copenhagen for many years has been, after New York, my second home.

As a result he encountered violent hostility from monks, clerics, and nobles, who possessed much of Bobbio's extensive property through long-term civil-law land leases and refused to make contractual payments or supply troops demanded by Otto.

Those questions will probably centre on testimony given by Torres last week – including dozens of emails that allegedly show that the king tried to help his son-in-law land potentially succulent, if legal, contracts.

Under new antiterrorism laws, landed immigrants and foreign citizens can be detained several days on suspicion of threatening national security.