Sentence examples for laws early from inspiring English sources

Judges rarely take advantage of these laws early on, however; they usually wait for trial.

While he is a committed supporter of rent regulation -- indeed, he sponsored the recent legislation to renew the laws early and eliminate the decontrol provisions -- Mr. Lopez is realistic.

But under the new laws, early voting on that Sunday has been eliminated.

She called on Democrats to root out key GOP-led threats such as "racist" voter-ID laws, early voting restrictions, disenfranchisement of felons and partisan gerrymandering.

One exception was in Colorado, which had started a debate on gun laws earlier in the week.

Labor gave in-principle support to the laws earlier in the year but the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, has denied that the party will simply wave the bill through parliament when it is introduced on Wednesday.

The president called for stronger death penalty laws earlier Saturday before another speech at the Future Farmers of America Convention in Indiana.

Irish parliamentarians passed a groundbreaking law early on Thursday allowing limited abortion rights in the republic.

Among those who condemned the draft law early Wednesday morning was Aleksei L. Kudrin, a former finance minister and longtime ally of Mr. Putin.

Jobs in government, public schools or colleges, nonprofit organizations, public interest law, early childhood education, public health or public libraries all could qualify, according to the Education Department.

But despite the vehement objections of the political opposition and labor unions, Mr. Samaras's fragile coalition government pushed a new package of reforms into law early on Thursday.