It spawned dozens of similar suits around the country and articles in notable law journals.
Ancient texts reveal the names and deeds of some of the most notable law professors at the Beirut school.
The leadership of the Ministry of Justice came from notable Soviet law organisations from around the country.
One notable difference, Law's analysis indicated a far lower rate of compliance with posting of results from industry-sponsored studies than the current analysis (9.5% vs 28.0%).
In the years leading up to its final passage, the Violence Against Women Act was a frequent target of criticism from federal judges, including Chief Justice Rehnquist, who singled it out in a 1998 speech as one of "the more notable examples" of laws that unduly expanded the jurisdiction of the federal courts.
The smart young denizens of the '70s and '80s who populate her best-known fiction tend to be clever, artsy types who, if they haven't attended a notable university or law school, are taking night-school courses in poetry.
What is perhaps most notable about the law is that it takes aim at abortions from an utterly different perspective — the possibility of fetal pain — than states have tried historically, said officials at the Guttmacher Institute, a nonprofit research organization that focuses on reproductive health and rights.
The fact that BBVA's stake is just under 30percentt is notable: Under U.K. law, if a company takes a 30percentt or higher share, it triggers a regulatory requirement for that shareholder to make a mandatory takeover offer.
Examples of notable courses are law, Esperanto, German, Auto mechanics, carpentry, entrepreneurship, world religions, cooperative education, and leadership.
Most countries in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) with British colonial legal bases (South Africa, which provides for equality before the law for sexual orientation, is a notable exception) currently have laws providing for up to 14 years imprisonment for homosexual behavior but several have more draconian laws (based on the Ugandan law) foreshadowed (4).
