Sentence examples for law press from inspiring English sources

The Abacha regime ignored due process of law, press freedom, individual liberty, and human rights.

He is the founder of the Law Press of Australia, which publishes Justinian and The Gazette of Law & Journalism.

In a brief filed with the court, the states challenging the health care law press a further argument.

"We need to restore our relationship with the UN and reverse the trend of eroding of the safeguards that protect Australians' democracy and human rights, like the rule of law, press freedom, whistleblower protections and NGO advocacy".

He never once spoke passionately about the raison d'être of the EU in binding nations together and hardly mentioned its successes in speeding the advance of democracy, the rule of law, press freedom, and western economic thinking across the previously moribund former communist states of central and eastern Europe.

This law presses down unmercifully on the poor.

In a brief, the states challenging the health care law pressed a further argument.

A year later the mother of one of the girls (who turned out to be 16 and therefore underage according to state law) pressed charges against Lowe.

"It's like 'Dueling Banjos,' " said Robert Green, 22, from Long Island, who cringed as a throng of supporters of the law pressed in to him, shouting in hoarse voices, "We love Obamacare".

Accordingly, the woman's emancipation movement of the 19th century, which aimed at full sex equality under the law, pressed for equal "civil and political equality" (Taylor 1851/1984: 397 emphasis added) The civil-political distinction was conceptually and morally unstable insofar as it was used to sort citizens into different categories.

It failed to pass many laws, press for needed reforms or even to sit for long.