Sentence examples for law window from inspiring English sources

James Madison, a 1771 graduate of Princeton and its first graduate student: in the Law window in the nave's south wall.

After the Congresswoman, who is mostly a centrist, voted last March to support the healthcare reform law, windows of her Tucson office were smashed.

But without a change in the law, that window for participation closes at the end of February.

A. As long as it's safe to do so, and you follow the law, removing window guards (metal bars that prevent children from falling out) could help make your apartment look more appealing.

The Cuomos live on Sutton Place South; he glides around Manhattan in black cars; he has a majestic view of Manhattan from his law office window, and he says almost all his legal colleagues are Republicans.

Richardson took advantage of the building law permitting window bays on corner houses, and he put three on Lexington Avenue -- the center one carrying the stairways for each building, and the outer bays allowing one room on each floor, each room measuring 7 by 17 feet.

Under the current incarnation of the law, that window will close in November 2017, and thousands could miss their chance to be free of troubled pasts.

On Wednesday night, Cunha finally gave the green light to an opposition motion for the country's first female president to be ejected from office on allegations that she broke fiscal laws by window dressing government accounts ahead of her re-election last year.

For more than 15 years, the storage corollary to Moore's Law was Windows' best friend.

Understand the laws about window tint in your state.

California was the first state to pass a one-year "window" law to bring civil suits, in 2003, and those involved say that the legislation moved so quickly that the church barely responded.