Sentence examples for law qualified from inspiring English sources

Because as we discussed, as part of the new tax law, qualified leasehold, retail, and restaurant improvements were all consolidated into one class: qualified improvement property, or QIP for shorthand.

Both my parents and my parents in law qualified for pension benefits and they were the kind of middle class in a relatively good financial situation.

Under the new law, qualified patients who have approval from their physicians will receive identification cards from the state that will allow them and their registered caregivers to grow up to six marijuana plants and purchase at least four ounces of cannabis from dispensaries on a monthly basis.

And in that superseded provision, you would have scanned Section 168 e) and found three types of property that were noticeably absent from the 2018 version of the law: qualified leasehold improvement property, qualified retail improvement property, and qualified restaurant property.

They had insisted that California's well-coordinated effort to offer health insurance to legal residents through the health marketplace established by the landmark 2010 federal law qualified as a public benefit.

California's landmark law to end money bail was to take effect in October, but now is delayed for an additional 13 months because a referendum put forward by the bail bond industry to repeal the law qualified for the November 2020 ballot.

Under the changes to the law, qualifying groups with a religious objection to the contraception mandate can send a note to the Department of Health and Human Services, instead of alerting the insurer.

Saudi Arabia's record of religious intolerance and human rights violations belies its representative's assertion that its holding itself to "higher standards of justice and law" qualifies it to lecture Israel on international law and immorality.

The federal Racketeer-Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act (RICO) lets people sue "racketeering" enterprises that injure the plaintiff's "business or property". Drug growing or distribution that is a felony under federal law qualifies as racketeering activity.

As well as the civil suit, Gayet has filed two other criminal complaints: one for breach of privacy over separate photos published by Closer of her taken inside a car, which under French law qualifies as a private space; and another accusing paparazzi of "endangering others" by allegedly hounding her.

"I said there's a good chance that one day there could be a change in how the law qualifies these contractor jobs — and I'd rather be taking the high road from Day 1 and not be subject to that business risk," said Mr. Johnson, the executive who founded Apple's retail division and later ran J. C. Penney.