Sentence examples for law whenever from inspiring English sources

"This is how they operate, outside the law whenever they can get away with it," Mr. Finnegan said.

"We will use this law and the items in the law whenever it is necessary to defeat our enemies," Mr. Allawi told reporters.

Late in 2012, for a sixth straight year, Medicare trustees issued a warning required by law whenever more than 45 percent of the health program's costs must be covered by general revenues from all taxpayers.

They argue that her record shows her to be, as Karl Rove put it, the sort of judge who is quick to "discard the rule of law whenever emotion moves them".

Mr. Reibstein said that as the company understood the law, whenever base hourly wages were more than the $5.15 minimum, the surplus over $5.15 could be applied to all hours over 40 to produce overtime pay of $7.73 or more.

In court, Judge Sand also seemed troubled by Mr. El-Hage's proposed plea as the defendant began to respond to the judge's questions -- an inquiry mandated by federal law whenever a defendant pleads guilty.

LABOUR is often accused of rushing through ill-considered laws whenever its appearance of competence is cracking.

Intelligence agencies, and law-enforcement authorities often as well, are usually exempt from such data-protection laws whenever national security is involved.

Implicit in that sentence is a classic theodicy defence: if we are to live free lives on a globe with its own laws, we cannot expect God to fiddle around with those laws whenever we would like.

A Republican and a Mormon from a city, Mesa, that has lots of both, he shot to fame last year after sponsoring SB1070, a state law that would, among other things, require local cops to enforce federal immigration laws whenever they suspect an individual of being in the country illegally (which, critics argue, would force them to go after people who look Mexican).

Over the first half of the 20th century, with a popularly elected Senate confirming nominations, both Republican and Democratic, the Supreme Court began to apply the Bill of Rights to the states, overturning state laws whenever they harmed individual state citizens.