Sentence examples for prior laws from inspiring English sources

"The tax act of 2003 and provisions of prior laws are all coming together," said Sidney Kess, a New York tax lawyer and accountant.

Some programs he takes credit for, like the one to house urban teachers near their schools, were already operating under prior laws.

Some simulation results illustrate mainly the effect of the prior laws or equivalently the regularization functionals on the results one can obtain in typical deconvolution or Fourier synthesis problems arising in different mass spectrometry technique.

Mitt Romney: I'm not going to go back and look at all the prior laws and say had I been there which ones would I have supported and signed, but I certainly support equal pay for women and and have no intention of changing that law, don't think there's a reason to.

But how can the prior laws and regulations (2007 2013) be the basis for a new announcement in 2015?

Under prior law, a dollar of dividends was taxed as ordinary income.

In a radical departure from prior law, the code defined "property" to refer to "anything of value".

But it did nothing to avert a 23 percent cut in Medicare payments to doctors, scheduled to take effect next month under a formula established by prior law.

Employers can offer rewards equal to 30 percent of the cost of coverage -- up from 20 percent under prior law -- to employees who participate in such programs.

The Bush position is that because the Florida Supreme Court "changed" substantive state election law after Election Day, there is no "prior" law in place and the condition of Section 5 is therefore not satisfied.

"We have found nothing in Texas's record evidence that shows that, compared to prior law … the new law advanced Texas's legitimate interest in protecting women's health," read one section of the majority opinion.