Sentence examples for laws organizations from inspiring English sources

Under state charities laws, organizations must take the full market value" for the sale of their organizations to satisfy beneficiaries said Paul Weiler, a professor at the Harvard Law School.

Jeff Arwadi in particular has expressed his belief in Christianity that is not a religion, but more about faith, as in his opinion most religions are about laws, organizations, rites, and dogmas.

An inquiry, Bellegarde says, would help to address the broader systemic issues: the ways in which Canadian laws, organizations, and politics have contributed to disproportionately high rates of violence against indigenous women and girls.

The state, which publishes its own laws at relatively inexpensive prices, claimed copyright of the laws' organization and presentation.

ELQ frequently joins other Boalt Hall environmental law organizations in hosting speakers or producing events on campus.

He said he had told Mr. Dinkins of some public-interest law organizations he thought might help.

Sheldon Oliensis, who was president of the City Bar Association from 1988 to 1990 and headed other New York law organizations, died yesterday at his home in Manhattan.

Seeking a way around that law, organizations formed for the purpose of influencing elections began to claim they were really "social welfare" organizations, which have had their own special tax status since the modern income tax took effect in 1913.

Two national civil rights law organizations sued the State of Utah on Tuesday, seeking to block a law that gives the police new powers to question people they stop about immigration status.

Moreover, several local bar associations and family law organizations have come up with their own, slightly different, formulas for permanent alimony, giving state legislatures plenty of models to choose from.

Only as regards private law organizations, outside legislative mandate (2a), various factors may point at a public function [27].