Sentence examples for law published from inspiring English sources

A new tax law published in December has since been withdrawn.

The law, published in the government gazette early on Saturday, took many by surprise.

They include a number of medical treatises, like "Commentary on the Hippocratic Law," published in Rome in 1586.

According to "The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics and the Law", published this summer (by Stockton in America and Macmillan in Britain), the answer is yes.

Library of Congress spent $15,000 at one time at Perlstein's, recent purchase being Kormchaia, 1st code Russian law published 1564.

His lectures and writings, and in particular his last book, The Rule of Law, published at the start of this year, are treated as seminal texts.

Could this create a precedent that in future a French citizen who takes an intrusive photograph and shares it with their friends (in law, publishing it) is at risk of prison too?

Unfortunately David Cameron's sister-in-law published it to Instagram, where it could be viewed by millions.

After his death, Brasillach's brother-in-law published an edition of his work that was called complete but which was carefully pruned of his anti-Semitic writing.

Even the celebrity biographer Jonathan Margolis was unhappy when his sister-in-law published an allegedly unreliable memoir of her family.

Once mastered, poetry's formalist rigors gave Ms. Rich something to rebel against, and by her third collection, "Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Law," published by Harper & Row, she had pretty well exploded them.