Sentence examples for law were mixed from inspiring English sources
Later assessments of the law were mixed, as some studies showed that vocational education did not necessarily produce economic benefits for the individual.
Ten years later, the results of this global security law are mixed.
Victoria Lutz, the executive director of the Pace Women's Justice Center, said that case law is mixed on the subject.
Some share of the population will disregard virtually any government mandate, either by intent or inertia, and the early evidence about the Massachusetts law is mixed.
After studying the impacts of laws in Kansas and Tennessee, GAO finds that voter ID laws reduce turnout, though their literature review suggests the results of other studies were mixed.
Democratic views were mixed.
Neighborhoods were mixed.
Previous research on usage trends in the wake of the laws has been mixed, some reporting evidence of an increase among adolescents and others — including two recent, multistate studies — finding no difference.
It also states that the factory's 40 female employees were discovered working without the head coverings and loose-fitting clothes required by Iranian law, and that they were mixing freely with male staff members.
