Sentence examples for law marked from inspiring English sources
This new law marked an opportunity for huge strides in the welfare of Europe's laying hens.
The 2005 immigration law marked the start of an integration push that now enlists all levels of government and the private sector.
The new law marked such a departure from the original Everglades Forever Act that environmentalists devised a bitter nickname for it: the Everglades Whenever Act.
The announcement of impending martial law marked the steepest escalation yet in the political battle between Egypt's new Islamist leaders and their secular opponents over the draft constitution.
Foreign donors keen to lobby against the anti-gay law have largely ignored murky deals in Uganda's fledgling oil industry.John Kerry, the American secretary of state, said the signing of the law marked a "tragic day" and that his government was reconsidering its relations with Uganda.
But former Motherwell midfielder Law marked his competitive Rangers debut by firing the opener from close range on the half-hour mark.
Simḥat Torah (Rejoicing of the Law) marks the annual completion of the cycle of public readings from the Torah.
That law marks the latest step in the complicated political choreography aimed at appeasing a rising nationalist fervor while encouraging foreign investment.
Although it comes as no surprise, George Bush's straight admission that he personally authorised waterboarding – an act of torture and a crime under US and international law – marks a dismal moment for western democracies and the rule of law.
Parliament voted to pass a compromise immigration law, marking a significant climbdown which the country hopes will allow it continued enhanced access to the EU's single market following a 2014 referendum vote to cap EU immigration.
While Mapplethorpe's personal definition of art delighted in the duality of artistic merit and obscenity (he briskly referred to his work as "smut art"), luckily for the defendants, US law marks an absolute separation between the two.
