Sentence examples for position in law from inspiring English sources

The default position in law established by Mr Justice Sullivan in Comninos vs Bedford borough council is that councils can fund libel actions on behalf of their staff – unless challenged.

It was not clear whether someone from the Bronx prosecutor's office or from the Police Department is suspected of directly aiding Ms. Troiano by calling in a favor, or "if she made her position in law enforcement clear to the officers," said the official, who did not know if Ms. Troiano was carrying a shield at the time — a common practice.

"If the Law Commission proposes that the government enshrines that position in law, it will only fuel what we have seen in the last 18 months or so – an increase in the number of prenups being taken out by those seeking to protect their wealth and those embarking on second marriages".

A couple of years later, my dreams had changed: I was imagining a husband and a highly paid position in law by my mid-twenties.

He was one of only 19 senators to vote against Senate approval for the expanded zone in 1976, saying it would undermine the U.S. position in Law of the Sea negotiations and that nations arbitrarily extending their fishing rights limits would "produce anarchy of the seas".

This degree can also help you move up in the ranks in your current position in law enforcement or in a relevant field.

The bill includes exemptions for positions in law enforcement.

Now, back in the private sector, they have traded their deputy's badges for high-powered positions in law, finance, lobbying, telecommunications and, of course, Major League Baseball.

It won't include all jobs — no female miners or construction workers here — but it will be a much longer list than in the past, including some positions in law enforcement.

Yes, there are legitimate exceptions for high-security positions in law enforcement and national security — and there can be exemptions in particular cases; banks cannot afford to hire someone convicted of financial fraud.

Beckles also noted that the ordinance does make exceptions for "sensitive" jobs, including positions working with children and the elderly or positions in law enforcement.