Sentence examples for respective law from inspiring English sources
The bride, 40, and bridegroom, 41, are lawyers working in the Washington offices of their respective law firms.
They parted ways, but that summer they were reunited in Dubrovnik, Croatia, for a backpacking tour through 15 countries, and after attending their respective law schools for a year, Ms. Krauss decided to join Mr. Taibleson at Yale.
The respective law "Gesetz über den Deutschen Wetterdienst" (Law on the German Weather Service) is currently undergoing a revision.
Several years ago, two other top patent-defense litigators, John Desmarais and Matt Powers, also left their respective law firms, Kirkland & Ellis and Weil Gotshal & Manges, to become what some critics have called patent trolls.
The important role CHP plays in the framework of the energy system transition was affirmed in a renewal of the respective law (Act on CHP) and the creation of different funding policies (e.g. the Act on Renewable Energies).
In a small room gathered the Chief, Justice O'Connor, and their respective law clerks.
The respective laws will apply to large companies registered in the EU, and to companies listed on EU or US stock exchanges.
Employers and some retirees praise the arrangements, and business groups have been lobbying Congress to clarify their use by amending the respective laws.
"Such cooperation requires that law enforcement agencies — often from multiple countries — coordinate their activities, while at the same time always acting within their respective laws and authorities".
The first is the international scope: six countries and their respective laws are implicated in this asset-holding structure, not including the various states in Europe and South America where the people who will benefit financially reside.
His brush with revolution confirmed Luther in the rigorous segregation he made between "two realms," the worldly and the spiritual, the respective laws and ideals of which must not be confounded, as, he claimed, the revolutionaries had done.
