Sentence examples for law well from inspiring English sources

"We're going to implement the law well, and we don't worry".

"I knew the law well enough to know there is no exclusion, it's not a complicated statute," Perriguey said.

"And it was my understanding that Professor Bartels was a nonpartisan scholar, who knew election law well".

Tokyo's governor, Yoichi Masuzoe, has pressed the prime minister, Shinzo Abe, to pass a law well before the games.The courts, too, are beginning to move.

In part this is simply because doing a close reading of a legal opinion is fairly time-consuming, even if you know that area of the law well.

Torture was firmly prohibited in international law, Chilean law, British law and Spanish law well before Pinochet took power, even before the Torture Convention was adopted.

Sure, bankers want less regulation, but they also want longstanding rule of law, well-established property rights and a reasonably stable currency.

He said that if the company had continued to try to overturn the California law, well-heeled retailers most likely would have sought to portray Amazon as a tax cheat.

TUC General Secretary Frances O'Grady said: "If this Bill becomes law, well-performing and popular hospitals will be at risk of having their services shut down without their agreement and without proper consultation with staff, commissioner, patients and the public.

Shortly after the constitutional challenges to the individual mandate in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) were filed, the Department of Justice filed oppositions arguing that the law was constitutional, but also claiming that a law well-known to tax practitioners, but not to almost anyone else -- the Anti-Injunction Act -- prevented the suits from going forward until 2015.

A sister-in-law, well into her 80s, had a set-to with her GP about whether to refer her to Papworth for major heart surgery.