Sentence examples for law retained from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Canadian federal and provincial law retained, and even deepened, its pro-union bias.

Although Temer abolished self-financing limits, the law retained language on campaign spending caps.

A first step would be a freedom of information act, "as it is illegal to find out certain government financial information, which was a colonial law retained by the new independent state from a time when you weren't allowed to question the white man.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act suspended "certain miscellaneous itemized deductions subject to the two-percent floor," which includes "investment fees and expenses". However, the new law retained "other miscellaneous deductions" not subject to the two-percent floor, including short-selling expenses like stock borrow fees.

This ensures that the law retains its 13th-century function.

Next, an approximate one-dimensional model for the water table height is derived considering Darcy's law, retaining the curved features of the flow net.

Abusive transactions are "eroding the public's respect for the tax law," he said, adding, "As long as the tax law retains its current complexity, promoters will continue to develop these transactions".

But the biggest flaw some advocates see in the governor's bill is that the law retains, for the most part, a system in which the weight of the drugs matters more than the role of the defendant.

While Mr. Godard's views on intellectual property are widely shared on the libertarian fringes of the Internet, they might seem surprising coming from a director who, under French law, retains editorial control over his work and derives financial benefit from it.

Even as he suffered from dementia, my father-in-law retained his ability to deliver the unexpected zinger.

Mr. McCain's wife and father-in-law retained an 8percentt interest in a shopping center project put together by Mr. Keating in 1986 until the project was sold in 1998.