Sentence examples for legislators law from inspiring English sources

Because of the intense emotions on the question, some judges around the state have previously disqualified themselves from handling some cases by legislators' law firms, saying they could not be impartial.

The majority of the search committee, which included legislators, law enforcement and court officials, agreed that Mr. Thakkar not only had experience but strong interpersonal skills, which include a wide smile and a calm temperament.

In one of the e-mails, he called the Assembly Speaker, Sheldon Silver, a "slug" and said that the judges' power to refuse to handle cases involving legislators' law firms was "the only way we have any standing at all with those clowns".

We have met with legislators, law enforcement, other victims and their families and listened to countless gun owners talk about their fundamental rights.

In September 2004, legislator Law Chi-kwong took a swim in Victoria Harbour bearing a plaque saying "Goodbye to the Queen", to protest the Central and Wan Chai Reclamation, particularly the loss of Queen's Pier.

The oldest chorus members participate in symposia in addition to singing, at least in part with the goal of making their souls soft and youthful, and thus once again capable of being molded by the legislator (Laws 671C-D).

But public records show that the most common form of potential conflict for legislators with law practices occurs in just that undisclosed category: when legislators have law partners who represent businesses with a stake in bills, contracting decisions or regulatory actions.

Legislators and law enforcement officials who are untangling this mess by looking for smart policies that keep us safe should be applauded, not scapegoated.

In response, state legislators and law enforcement officials drafted a bill that created one of the most comprehensive state witness protection programs in the country.

The commission's decision to seek information from some employers of state legislators, including law firms, will ratchet up the tension between the commission and lawmakers, who have been concerned about being unfairly targeted.

Suddenly, state and federal legislators and law enforcement officials are questioning whether this infant industry requires heightened scrutiny.