Sentence examples for laws trained from inspiring English sources
At the Law School, he founded the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute to honor the 1922 HLS graduate who worked to dismantle Jim Crow laws, trained Civil Rights champions Thurgood Marshall and Oliver Hill, and spearheaded the legal strategy to end segregation in public schools.
To respond to challenges in cyberspace, he said, strong laws, trained crime investigators and efficient international cooperation are needed.
We must do better by providing the resources to enforce present equal pay laws, training more women for high-paying, high-tech jobs, and passing the Paycheck Fairness Act.
Law trains students in research, analysis, criticism and communication.
His son-in-law trains Airbus pilots in Dubai.
He was educated at St Ninian's High School, Douglas, and after leaving studied law, training to become an advocate at the Manx Bar.
Law school trains us to see shit coming from miles away.
Prosecutors lack nearly everything — resources, laws, training, financial intelligence, judicial independence — that they need to begin.
In such regions, Dr. Tucker said, the best blueprints and materials are no guarantee of safety without adequate building codes, laws, training, inspections and enforcement.
It presented its findings in April 2008, which caused the state legislature to pass anti-retaliation and recordkeeping laws, training mandates to protect the health of agricultural workers, and funding for improved surveillance.
A pioneer in comparative law, he trained countless foreign lawyers.
