Sentence examples for law regular from inspiring English sources

The rule of law, regular democratic rotations in power and human rights protections were all put in place to create obstacles to overbearing, overly centralized government.

The cast includes the "L.A. Law" regulars Jill Eikenberry and Michael Tucker, while Josh Grisetti (of the comedy series "The Knights of Prosperity") plays the lead.

"The law allows regular criminal investigations to be taken into this secret court, which frankly isn't much of a court at all," Feingold told me.

New York State charter school law allows regular public schools to convert to charter schools, but only if the parents of a majority of its students support the change.

In Berlin – where Airbnb has been partly blamed for increasing rents – city officials have created a new housing law banning regular short-term letting of rooms without permission from the authorities, something that could have a big impact on the number of Airbnb hosts in the city.

"I understand the concerns about this bill, and I will be monitoring the impact of the law through regular updates with the court system and health professionals," Haslam said in a statement.

Since companies generally don't have to disclose that they've received third-party funding for an ISDS case, and since international arbitration usually proceeds in comparative secrecy, pursuing a claim through ISDS can shield companies from the public criticism that accompanies challenging a law in regular courts.

Ohio State University police own a "mine-resistant ambush protected" (MRAP) vehicle (an armoured car of the sort the army used in Iraq) for "presence" on game days.Maryland and Utah are the only states with laws requiring regular reports on SWAT raids.

–Impose sunset laws and regular performance and productivity reviews for all government programs.

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Since the 1990s, Italian national health policies and laws allow regular non-Italian citizens the access to the National Health Service (NHS).