Sentence examples for law time from inspiring English sources

The delay will give those affected by the law time to prepare, time they are expected to need.

Bush administration officials have defied the rule of law time and again when it comes to congressional subpoenas.

Over the years, the Strasbourg court has ruled against Britain in a number of high-profile cases, forcing the government to rewrite British law time and time again.

"The government comes down hard on individuals who break the law time after time, and it should do the same for large financial institutions," the Massachusetts senator said in a statement to the Guardian.

The inspired geometer was Isaac Newton (1642 [Old Style] 1727), who made planetary dynamics a matter entirely of geometry by replacing the planetary orbit by a succession of infinitesimal chords, planetary acceleration by a series of centripetal jerks, and, in keeping with Kepler's second law, time by an area.

Born in Sri Lanka and educated at the University of Sussex, Rajaratnam had appeared the model Wall Street success, but his hunger for gaining an "edge" over rival investors took him beyond the bounds of the law time and time again.

Business is predictably aghast at what it sees as a populist law timed ahead of looming elections.

Power law time-to-breakdown voltage acceleration is investigated down to ultra-thin oxides (1.1 nm) in the ESD regime in inversion and accumulation.

In Part II of this investigation, a sintering model describing the evolution of shrinkage is developed using a Weibull power law time-dependent exponential equation, consistent with the Kolmogorov Johnson Mehl Avrami (KJMA) kinetic theory of nucleation and growth.

The EPA can and should address these preventable deaths by applying the Toxic Substances Control Act, a well-established federal law time-tested at limiting our exposure to dangerous chemicals like lead.

The Law Times reported that "[u]pon this a scene of uncertainty, if not of confusion, ensued, certainly not altogether in harmony with the solemnity of the occasion".