Sentence examples for law leading from inspiring English sources
Take, for instance, Politico's story about attempts to change election law leading up to the 2012 elections.
It is approved by the state for medical uses but still illegal under federal law, leading to a patchwork of growers.
The traditions of Islam emphasize submission to religious law, leading many scholars to question whether Islam is even compatible with democracy.
But over the course of the twentieth century, litigation came to be seen as an essential tool for correcting ills and enforcing the law leading to the elimination, in most cases, of the proscriptions against champerty and maintenance.
THIRTY-EIGHT years ago, Oregon passed America's first bottle deposit law, leading the way for states like New York and Connecticut to enact their own bills to reduce litter from single-serving containers.
Interviews with law enforcement officials and lawyers for the men, and friends, co-workers and relatives of all involved, along with a study of court records, paint a picture of what happened that morning and show that there were missed opportunities on both sides of the law leading up to the deaths.
Mr. Wang was the first political dissident to be charged under China's new antiterrorism laws, leading in part to his harsh sentence.
That might be going a bit far, but there is a growing sense that the island is, in its opposition to reactionary immigration laws, leading the way for the rest of the country.
The United States and Europe have failed to settle a multibillion-dollar dispute over tax laws, leading the Bush administration to appeal a crucial trade ruling soon before global trade talks begin in November.
The coalition's proposals to shake up planning laws leading to a presumption in favour of sustainable development has triggered fears that housing estates could be built on protected land.
In addition to inadequate supervision of hospitals, the department has also failed to enforce existing laws leading to the recovery of millions of dollars of Medicaid fraud for the benefit of county and state taxpayers.
