Sentence examples for operating laws from inspiring English sources

The company, Starr International, awarded tens of millions of dollars in payouts over a two-year period at a time when it was ineligible to do so under its own operating laws, according to the court papers, which cite internal A.I.G. documents.

Harvard Lawless School would be more grounded in grim realities, where there are no operating laws to discipline raw power or where the laws are so violated as to be systematically inoperative over a large range of activities.

Federal prisons still operate; law enforcement and criminal investigations can continue.

But overall, repeated reports peg Apple devices as particularly resistant to prying eyes operating in law enforcement.

Throughout history in the U.S. there have always been racists operating within law enforcement and the judicial branches of government.

The source of the instability is a familiar one: armies that operate as laws unto themselves.

"We would love the club to have players of nationalities from the markets in which we operate," Mr Laws said.

Likewise, states have been in charge of how those vehicles are operated through laws — rules for humans.

Disturbance or change of these properties automatically initiates biological response in conformity with physical laws operating on biochemical reactions.

The university operated a law school in the 1920s.

"The hope is that [the suspect] will co-operate with law enforcement and tell us all he knows".