Sentence examples for radical law from inspiring English sources

She joined the radical law firm run by Benedict Birnberg and soon demonstrated her hallmarks - tenacity, fastidious attention to detail, and a ferocious capacity for hard work.

They moved to San Francisco, where Mr. Treuhaft started a radical law firm that specialized in fighting every kind of discrimination and social injustice.

They have two adult sons Education Cheltenham Ladies Collegee; Oxford University; postgraduate course at London School of Economics Career Worked as a journalist in the US in the 1960s, covering Martin Luther King's civil rights campaigns In 1974 was recruited as a trainee solicitor by the radical law firm run by Benedict Birnberg.

Sex workers in New Zealand have the same employment rights as any other employee, but 15 years after the radical law reform that brought about full legalisation of prostitution the industry still struggles with stigma.

Since then, it has successfully advocated for increasingly radical laws.

Moreover, the radical laws have been adopted without a democratic Iraqi government to discuss or approve them.

His informal adviser Kris Kobach wrote the radical laws enacted by Arizona and other states that seek to make it impossible for illegal immigrants to survive and much easier for police to round them up.

It is a sensible approach, nothing like the thoughtless harshness we see in Alabama and Arizona, where radical laws have enabled indiscriminate roundups, without regard to the devastating harm to families, citizen children or the economy.

It stands in sharp contrast to radical laws in Arizona and Alabama, which use police-state powers to choke off all opportunity for unauthorized immigrants and force them into hidden, impoverished lives.

The new parliament granted him sweeping powers, which he used to enact dozens of radical laws, drafted in secret and unveiled as a package in 2001, which divided the country.

"The government is a little bit afraid that if it imposes radical laws that are opposed by the trade unions that we will have street fights, demonstrations, large political fights," said Mr. Gomulka, a professor at the London School of Economics who has advised governments in Poland since 1989.