Sentence examples for lawful work from inspiring English sources
Without a deferral, she will not be eligible for lawful work.
Now, friends, siblings and spouses who for years shared the same precarious status find themselves on opposite sides of a divide, one preparing for lawful work or access to student loans, the other bracing for the tap of an immigration official.
Crump and Payne pleaded not guilty to charges under section 241 of the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992, which criminalises anyone who persistently stops someone from carrying out lawful work, in this case tree surgeons contracted by Amey to chop down trees on 2 November.
Not to rebuff that attack decisively would cast a shadow of illegitimacy over much of the indispensable and wholly lawful work of this court and of state and federal courts throughout the nation.... Section 5 Is Not a Mandate As its plain language reveals, 3 U.S.C.
I have been told by the university' s advisors that it will not resist so long as the disclaimer which may be added to the patent continues to allow them to carry out their lawful work on human tissue.
"It remains a matter of great concern to us that illegal acts of violence can cause the cancellation of a lawful artistic work," he added.
Although [the current] VAWA includes special provisions for immigrant survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, allowing many to apply for lawful status and work authorization, the majority of the undocumented survivors that work with us are unaware that such protections exist.
Americans are hardly incapable of agricultural labor; in fact, roughly 600,000 United States citizens and lawful permanent residents work on farms.
But the war in Iraq is wholly irrelevant to the means chosen by the London terrorists, and the means that thwarted them — dogged police work, lawful surveillance, international coöperation — are precisely those which have been gratuitously starved or stymied on account of the material, political, and human resources that have been, and continue to be, wasted in Iraq.
Argued today were issues of standing and the grant of lawful presence and work permits to those eligible through the President's Deferred Action policies.
But later the president decided he did have the power to suspend deportation and offer "lawful presence" and work permits to as many as 5 million of those immigrants.
