Sentence examples for popular law from inspiring English sources

Article 41 had suddenly become a popular law in government offices, I found.

Second, Solon allowed appeal to the hēliaia, or popular law court.

"What are you talking about?" The colleague e-mailed him an article from a popular law Web site called Law360.

The report describes Title IX as a highly popular law but portrays it as unfair to men.

These powers, except for a residual jurisdiction over homicide and some religious offenses, and perhaps a formal "guardianship of the laws," were redistributed among the Council of Five Hundred and the popular law courts.

Because high-intensity lights are often used for cultivating marijuana plants indoors, thermal imagers, which translate heat patterns into a visual design, are increasingly popular law enforcement tools for detecting marijuana-growing operations.

Courts around the country have differed on the legality of this increasingly popular law-enforcement technique.

Other popular laws restrict certain methods of abortion with little to no supportive evidence from mainstream medical groups.

If you add to all that the undoubted powers of the presidency, which kept Bill Clinton going through dire circumstances, there is a strong case for thinking Mr Bush can create a honeymoon for himself and use it to pass a stack of centrist, popular laws.Perhaps.Perhaps

Well, the folks at 2Civility have created a handy graphic, assigning letter grades to some popular law-practicing characters, like Shirley Schmidt from "Boston Legal," Ally from "Ally McBeal" and Alicia Florrick (who, might we add, deserves way better than a B-) from "The Good Wife".

The EC has disputed these popular laws in Austria, Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Italy, Germany, Greece, Portugal and Spain.