Sentence examples for laws were accepted from inspiring English sources

A six-month investigation by The New York Times found that hundreds of absentee ballots from overseas that failed to comply with Florida election laws were accepted, the vast majority in counties carried by George W. Bush.

And even if that law is accepted as applicable, dating the illegal excavation of any site is difficult because no records are typically kept.

In 1280 a law was accepted establishing freedom from taxes for magnates who served as members of the king's cavalry, creating a hereditary nobility; the following year Magnus Ladulås exempted the property of the church from all taxes.

On the tricky question of Islam and the state, the likely outcome may be a sort of fudge, with the state described as "civil" rather than secular, and Islamic law being accepted as an underlying principle for legislation rather than a literal prescription.As the revolutionary duo wend their wobbly ways to democracy, another country may be stealing a march on them.

The existence of the doctrine of substantive legitimate expectation in Singapore public law was accepted by the Court of Appeal in the case of Abdul Nasir bin Amer Hamsah v. Public Prosecutor.

By comparing those cases with asylum seekers who were accepted, the law scholars determined that at least 15,792 claims, involving more than 21,000 refugees, would have been approved if not for the missed deadline.

Co-author Xiaonan April Hu told HuffPost it's possible that the recession could have impacted Asian-Americans' decisions to go to law school as major law firms were accepting fewer summer associates and giving out fewer offers at the time.

In 1959, medical schools accepted very few women, only those able to answer the daunting question "why should we educate you when you will probably marry and leave the profession?" Law schools were accepting only the most determined, and Harvard Business School accepted none.

Those generally applied laws must not have any special exceptions; they must be laws that are accepted by all countries that welcome immigrants".

These are the laws that are accepted in war.

So strict that the Danish Ministry of Justice is proposing to relax the law to reflect today's Denmark, a place where common-law marriage is accepted, immigration is growing, and divorce is routine.