Sentence examples for rejected law from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: As a 46-year-old who only recently considered, and ultimately rejected, law school, your article made me only happier about my decision.

As with the rejected law, the manager would have the power to change or cancel contracts, but local officials could develop an alternative plan provided it generates equal financial savings.

Paterson rejected Laws' version of events when asked about the episode by the Mirror.

John C. Bogle, the founder of the Vanguard Group, asserts that the Supreme Court in its Citizens United decision rejected "laws limiting corporate political contributions".

The civil-rights revolution of the Warren and Burger Courts, in the nineteen-sixties and seventies, was built on overruling the expressed will of the people, as when the Court rejected laws that prohibited racial intermarriage, or laws that banned abortion.

SYDNEY (Reuters) ― The Catholic church in Australia on Friday rejected laws forcing priests to report child abuse when they learn about it in the confessional, setting the stage for a showdown between the country's biggest religion and the government.

Even those theorists who reject law's normativity, generally acknowledge that they must explain why law appears to be normative.

So politicians should reject laws about pay, which are too sweeping to be useful.

Referendums, in which voters approve or reject laws already passed by a legislature, were the least radical change.

But the Guardians Council also has the power to reject laws passed by Parliament, and in this case, it did.

An unusually high number of referendums, in which voters can reject laws passed by legislators, reflects the polarisation of state politics.