Sentence examples for law operating from inspiring English sources

According to Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's ruling, Microsoft continues to break the law, operating with its practices and its policies virtually unchanged.

More recent trials of heads of state, including Saddam Hussein of Iraq and Charles Taylor of Liberia, have incorporated both international and domestic law, operating in hybrid court-type scenarios.

Sharia law, operating in many northern states, holds it is God's requirement that gay people should be stoned to death but, to be thankful for small mercies, Abuja is not in the north.

The Story of Stuff Project, along with co-plaintiffs the Center for Biological Diversity and the Courage Campaign Institute, claim that Nestlé is breaking federal law, operating on a permit expired nearly 20 years ago, in 1988, removing between 50m-150m gallofs of water each year from a creek in the southern Californian forest to use in its Arrowhead bottled water brand.

This means adhering to the law; operating in an ethical manner; practicing transparency; and accountability to customers, shareholders and society.

Analogous to the "inverse care law" reported by Tudor Hart in 1971 [ 24], there is an "inverse primary care law" operating within the five African countries surveyed, which is that staffing (especially in primary care settings) is inversely related to poverty and level of need [ 25].

But this kind of law operates outside the boundaries of traditional ethics.

The bill should go before the people in the autumn and the law operate in 1967.

"ECOLEX is an information service on environmental law, operated jointly by FAO, IUCN and UNEP.

L. Rev. 1295, 1325 (2001) ("Corporate criminal law... operates firmly in a deterrence mode".).

Thirty-seven of 43 lawyers interviewed by TBIJ expressed concern about the way the law operates.