Sentence examples for recurring law from inspiring English sources

It hasn't been codified in any recurring law in Congress, as it came to Duncan largely through the sponsorship of President Barack Obama.

Ernie also starred on the tv series "Oz" before recurring on "Law & Order", and most recently, "The Secret Life of the American Teenager".

(Fred Thompson began as a lawyer and politician before becoming a recurring character on "Law & Order").

She has been nominated five times for Tony Awards and won an Emmy in 1993 for her recurring role on "Law and Order".

The downward spiral toward roles as wacky neighbors, recurring ex-husbands, "Law and Order" corpses or, God forbid, in television infomercials.

While he worked on the script, Mr. Cariani had a recurring role on "Law & Order" and made his Broadway debut as the tailor Motel in the 2004 revival of "Fiddler on the Roof," for which he earned a Tony nomination.

He thinks he'd be perfect for a recurring role on Law & Order: SVU.

Her starring role in The WB's "Jack & Bobby," her recurring character on "Law & Order: SVU" and her performance in TV movies like "Amerika" have also earned her multiple award nominations.

It amplifies an important, recurring debate about whether law students should be passing judgment on our field's scholarship.

One of the recurring themes in the law of disability is the obligation of employers to make "reasonable accommodations" to the needs of the disabled — in other words, to bend the rules so that employees with physical and psychiatric problems can go on working.

Over in family law, Deena, Neil Gross' (recurring guest star Jon Benjamin Hickey) fiancee, asked David Lee and Co. to look at her prenup.