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A new tax law published in December has since been withdrawn.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

The greatest monument to Mommsen's scholarship, the work which is of even greater significance for scholars than the Römische Geschichte, is Römisches Staatsrecht ("Roman Constitutional Law"), published in 3 volumes between 1871 and 1888.

He pointed out that no one had systematically broken down and researched the subject in all of its parts (though his own book, "The Growth of American Law," published in 1950, was a masterly start); until that spade work was done, he said, the history must remain unwritten and unknown.

Awardees | The Law and Society Association has awarded Matthew Clair, Ph.D. candidate in Sociology, and Alix Winter, Ph.D. candidate in Sociology & Social Policy, its John Hope Franklin Prize for the best article on race, racism, and the law published in the past two years.

(approximately $1,340,000) through one of thirty-one new decree laws published in yesterday's "Journal Officiel".

"This is a step in the wrong direction," he said, adding that the set of laws published in state-run newspapers in Myanmar this week "makes a mockery of the democratic process".

The collection is arranged in chronological order and should not be confused with Polnyĭ svod zakonov Rossiĭskoĭ imperii, a 16-volume set of laws published in 1911, in which many of the laws were systematically consolidated into topical codes rather than in chronological order.

Deady helped with this process, in what became the first volume of laws published in Oregon.

She has written widely on civil rights history and law and published in both law and history journals.