Sentence examples for law units from inspiring English sources

The Z-proportion calculations (undertaken manually) indicate that at the academic area level criminology (CRM) units have a significantly greater frequency of all five unusual pattern rules and law units had a significantly greater frequency of UP1.

Next, looking at law units (which appeared to have average difference patterns at the academic area, Table 1), LAW_E (UP1, UP2, UP3, and UP5) and LAW_J (UP1 and UP2) that displayed significantly more frequent unusual patterns than expected.

Mr. Reilly is a paralegal in the security law unit at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, the New York law firm.

She retired in June as a lawyer for the administrative law unit at the United Nations in New York.

"Now everyone has to wake up and see how do we fix this," said JoJo Annobil, head of the Legal Aid Society's immigration law unit.

'If he won you would find quite cataclysmic changes in the way football operates,' says Roger Finbow, who heads the specialist sports law unit at London solicitors Ashurst.

He serves in the civil affairs and law unit; during the gulf war, he helped military families put together their legal documents.

More senior officials, including Spike Bowman, who was then the head of the national security law unit at the F.B.I., tried to sound the alarm as well.

"Their parents must be impoverished before they can be eligible for Medicaid," said Elisabeth Benjamin, supervising lawyer for the Legal Aid Society's health law unit.

The prognosis for people like Ms. Adamolekun is not good even with the best medical care, to say nothing of those who manage to make do, said Olivia Cassin, a staff lawyer with Legal Aid's immigration law unit.

The ruling means that more than 13,000 illegal immigrants a year will be denied prenatal care in New York State, said Elizabeth Benjamin, supervisor of the health law unit of the Legal Aid Society, which helped argue the case.