Sentence examples for law ties from inspiring English sources

Because New York State law ties their hands, according to Gregory Hild, the Smithtown tax assessor.

Because the new law ties the penalties for employers who offer inadequate health insurance, or none at all, to the subsidies their workers receive, companies whose workers are ineligible for subsidies could avoid those penalties.

The hated "kafala" law ties a worker to the employer who gives them the job.

"In limiting grounds for suspension and expulsion to only 'unlawful' conduct, current law ties the hands of school officials to effectively deal with dangerous and disruptive behavior, including cyber bullying".

Dr. Ronald Smith, the Merrick superintendent, said state law tied the district's hands.

The law tied credit limits to a user's income, doubled minimum payments and stiffened credit checks.

The Patriots' defense brutalized Manning and the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday with four interceptions, three by Law, tying the most Manning has yielded in a game.

Carl Korn, a spokesman for New York State United Teachers, said that while the union shared "the governor's frustration over the implementation of the law," tying teacher evaluations to state education aid was the "wrong approach".

The Rockefeller laws tied the hands of judges by requiring lengthy prison terms even for first-time offenders.

Provincial politicians, whose career prospects are tied to growth, often let these outfits operate free not only of direct state management but also from many of the laws tied to land ownership, labour relations, taxation and licensing.

"The agreement makes it possible that either tomorrow night or at the latest Friday morning the fund and the laws tied to it will be approved," Mr. Fico said, Reuters reported.