Sentence examples for prospective law from inspiring English sources

Now: qualified solicitor and prospective law lecturer, Ribble Valley, Lancashire.

We'll keep fighting for prospective law, for the rule of law.

A prospective law being discussed in the state legislature does not address the payment of the current bills.

As an assistant dean involved with admissions, he says, he might have met Mr. Ashcroft in passing while touring campuses to give talks to prospective law school applicants, or in later office visits about grades or curriculum.

PENDING bankruptcy legislation is something few homeowners pay attention to, but when the industry's leading trade group suggests that the prospective law could cost new borrowers $200 a month or more, it is hard to ignore.

Since she already pays as much as required by the prospective law, Ms. Martins said she could "probably sit out the winter" before raising menu prices or cutting the payroll.

"We plant trees," Emerson wrote, "we build stone houses, we redeem the waste, we make prospective laws, we found colleges and hospitals, for remote generations.

But we are living in the shade of those trees, in those stone houses, and under the aegis of those prospective laws.

The prospective laws range from the merely irate (noisy ice cream trucks are perceived as agents of the devil by a Selden resident) to the potentially ingenious (prevent unfinished/discarded prescription medications from polluting the ecosystem), with a dollop of the borderline inane sprinkled in.

Perhaps most importantly, policymakers and regulators should consult with child care providers to better understand the context in which prospective laws and regulations will be implemented so that regulations will better support child care, early learning, and child safety.

Asked which constitutional rights the prospective emergency law would limit, Mr. Londoño said: "All of them.