Sentence examples for law race from inspiring English sources
The last two terms, which brought major decisions on Mr. Obama's health care law, race and same-sex marriage, were, she said, "heady, exhausting, challenging".
The foundation said that under California law, race could not be used as a criterion since voters approved Proposition 209 in 1996.
As arguments began, the judges closely questioned Zuma's lawyer, Gcina Malindi, on points of law, race, art and the limits of their ability to control publication on the internet.
With the leadership of the ruling ANC present, along with the president and several of his children and a national television audience following, Mr Zuma's lawyer began crying while he was questioned by judges on points of law, race and censorship.
Even if one accepts his assertion that the Constitution was designed to guarantee broad participation in the democratic process, the notion doesn't help lawyers and judges who are trying to adjudicate cases involving some of the most contested issues in constitutional law — race, privacy, and religion.
He says faculty members will be applying the concept of critical race theory the interaction of law, race, and power—"to make mentoring more culturally appropriate for a diverse student population".
The campaign scents success.Last year, months before a presidential election, a law raced through Congress confirming the country's longstanding television duopoly.
The relevant dynamics include firearms rights and laws, race relations, issues of mental illness, religion, civil liberties, and a host of other topics on which our fellow citizens are deeply divided.
With brio, liveliness, and impressive reporting, Season 1 explores the Supreme Court's role in justice and its opposite, in stories about cases involving the death penalty, redistricting, anti-sodomy laws, race-based jury selection, and beyond.
Loving v. Virginia, 388 U.S. 1 (1967) — banned anti-miscegenation laws (race-based restrictions on marriage).
But, when Mamet moves from the law to race, he trades rigorous specifics for windy generalities.
