Sentence examples for laws set by from inspiring English sources

As chairwoman of the S.E.C., Ms. White can be expected to continue the program of aggressive enforcement of the securities laws set by her predecessor, Mary L. Schapiro, in response to the fiasco over Bernald L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme.

For them the good news is that large particles travelling at speeds much less than that abide by the laws set by Sir Isaac, and the same goes for travellers.

But there's no point blaming companies for tax laws set by governments, and if squillionaires want to spend the money we fail to take from them on eradicating horrific diseases rather than private jets, then perhaps we should be grateful.

Sotheby's has said the statue was legally purchased in good faith from a reputable London auction house in 1975 by the owner's husband, now deceased, who had no reason to suspect that such a sale could be bound by laws set by a government that had long passed from power.

Sheppard's reports often portrayed actions by the State that broke laws set by the European nations.

Lastly, any laws set by Congress would take precedence over state laws.

The official deadline for passing the law, set by the United Nations and the independent Iraqi elections commission to allow enough time to prepare for the polling, was Oct. 15.

Include in your report the relationship of media privacy to laws set forth by those countries' governments.

A fresh attempt to curb immigration is the centre piece of the government's planned new laws, set out by the Queen at the State Opening of Parliament.

In February 1996, shortly after his resignation, the bank's license was revoked for violating the banking laws set up by the Central Bank of Russia.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) and the courts should determine if these Fed actions were unlawful uses of federal funds, amounting in essence to evasion of the civil rights laws set out by Congress.