Sentence examples for lawful source from inspiring English sources

The law states that "to discriminate against any person" because of a lawful source of income in the sale, rental or lease of housing accommodations is illegal.

It amended the city's Human Rights Law by adding a person's "lawful source of income" to the list of protected classes.

A number of Democrats echo his criticism, in large part because while most visa applicants must meet education or work requirements, the primary requirement for the EB-5 program is a "lawful source of investment income," one Department of Homeland Security memo said.

55 Under such a system, the harm caused, and therefore the amount of the fair compensation payable to the recipients, is calculated on the basis of the criterion of the harm caused to authors both by reproductions for private use which are made from a lawful source and by reproductions made from an unlawful source.

EB-5 minimum requirements: a $1 million investment from a lawful source in a new or existing commercial enterprise that directly creates at least 10 U.S. jobs.

37 Consequently, national legislation which makes no distinction between private copies made from lawful sources and those made from counterfeited or pirated sources cannot be tolerated.

The ECJ held that the Dutch legislation, "which makes no distinction between private copies made from lawful sources and those made from counterfeited or pirated sources cannot be tolerated". ACI, slip op. at 37.

We intend to protect from disclosure all legitimate and lawful journalistic sources in accordance with the law.

While we have instituted this hold, we do intend to protect from disclosure all legitimate and lawful journalistic sources in accordance with the law.

It means that police forces will be able to continue to track down and punish lawful journalistic sources (as was the case with the Met Police and the Sun's Plebgate sources).

In 1995, implementing the Plan Nacional de Desarrollo Alternativo (National Plan for Alternative Development), a program directed at generating lawful alternative sources of income for rural producers involved in illegal drug production.