Sentence examples for law set up from inspiring English sources
Ms. Warren, who specialized in bankruptcy law, set up the new consumer protection office for President Obama.
The four were arraigned on many charges, including violating the terrorism law set up after the Sept. 11 attacks.
The law set up the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, and, in 1976, Congress created the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
They consulted lawyers "not on morality but to comply with the law", set up the website in the US to keep outside UK law.
To push patents into practical use, the law set up a scheme for awarding the rights to institutions, like universities, that have incentive to bring inventions to market.
After a number of limited changes lasting two decades, a 1982 law set up directly elected regional councils with the power to elect their executive.
By November 23rd Ms Rousseff is expected to sign a law setting up a truth commission, passed by Congress in late October.
The compromise embedded in the reform law sets up a hugely complicated plan to segregate an individual's premium payments from the government subsidies.
He said he would recommend that the agreement be accepted by Berlin and that the German Parliament pass a law setting up the fund, the German Foundation Initiative.
Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, the environmental committee chairman who sponsored the law setting up the fund, said Mr. Pataki had tarnished his record on the environment.
Most cities have eagerly embraced the new law, setting up consultation and training procedures that have helped displaced workers move out of idleness and into jobs.
