Sentence examples for laws conveniently from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spitzer's report is a seedy tale that, unfortunately, will not get anybody in trouble because Albany's lobbying laws conveniently overlook such behavior.

Indeed, I must have missed something, or it's possible these delegates were referencing laws conveniently drafted within these nations in a time when they were required to justify the plunder.

Once we tried to read the Code ourselves, we began to understand their hesitation, and we were grateful that the GAO's report included layperson-friendly summaries of the laws, conveniently listed within thirteen distinct categories.

The law conveniently exempts companies from the 25% quota if they can show and they always can that there are not enough nationals around.

This new law conveniently redefines any Amazon affiliate as part of the retailer, and since there are plenty of Amazon affiliates in New York State, puts the burden of collecting the state sales tax onto Amazon.

The essential problem is that the government continually guts these general protections by passing laws that conveniently carve out exemptions in the name of "public interest".

This is achieved by mapping the state-space into a two dimensional closed positive quadrant space and dividing it into three overlapping regions where, for each region, a feedback law is conveniently designed.

Fortunately, the country's law enforcement officials conveniently coin names for each new inquiry.

Then, the key factors that affect the channel transmission characteristic and the influence law can be conveniently analyzed.

The new Organised Crime Law was used, conveniently, to charge 27 of those detained with crimes against public property, conspiracy, theft and arson.

Instead of telecommunication and tech support services, Egypt, along with Syria, specialises in torture, so US can conveniently bypass laws, due process and international human rights.