Sentence examples for law preserved from inspiring English sources

And on the game's final play, with Dallas threatening for points to spoil the shutout, cornerback Ty Law preserved it with his second interception.

But these alterations in the bill demonstrate only that Congress demanded that the Secretary ensure that state law preserved collective-bargaining rights before he provided federal aid for acquisition of a private transit company.

Natural law preserves society by promoting right and repressing injustice; thus, it restrains humans from stealing, robbing, and murdering.

It is shown in the literature that an energy law preserving method will perform better for multiphase problems.

Through an example we demonstrate that the energy law preserving method is beneficial for computing these multi-phase flow models.

The advertising theme is "same Medicare, more benefits," and the flier says the new law "preserves and strengthens" Medicare.

Among their deals was the 1983 law preserving Social Security by reducing benefits and increasing payroll taxes, and the 1986 tax code overhaul.

"The Ministry of Interior affirms that there is no more room for leniency or tolerance in enforcing law, preserving security of country and citizens and protecting general order".

"The law preserves a monopoly that collects 18 to 25 cents of every dollar spent on a bottle of wine," Mrs. Simpson said.

We also demonstrate that when applying the energy law preserving method to the model of Cahn Hilliard type, un-physical interfacial oscillations may occur.

The revised law preserves the three-strikes concept, but it imposes a life sentence only when the third felony offense is serious or violent, as defined in state law.