Sentence examples for successive law from inspiring English sources

The problem of the source analysis of the Pentateuch was given what long appeared to be its final solution by Julius Wellhausen (1844 1918), who related the successive law codes to the development of the Israelite cultus.

(By contrast, the UK position taken on the advice of successive Law Officers, has been that it is for the Security Council to determine the existence of a material breach of the ceasefire).

Successive laws passed by New Labour have pared down our liberty at an astonishing rate.

In this context, successive laws have begun to enshrine what I believe are the broad sentiments of Spanish people.

Successive laws have also enshrined the notion that any artifact dug out of the ground belongs to the state and not the owner of the land (although the landowner and the finder are usually entitled to rewards).

The result of successive protection laws has been to produce the roadless and uninhabited Boundary Waters – on which motor engines are banned, with a handful of exceptions – which now see 250,000 visitors a year.

Much of the anger has been directed at the president for signing successive controversial laws into effect.

I reminded him that he is descended on his mother's side from the Russell of Killowen family, which produced three successive generations of law lords.

"For over 10 years, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi has been attacking Shiites in Quetta, but successive governments and law enforcement agencies have taken no notice," Abdul Khaliq Hazara, the chairman of Hazara Democratic Party, which represents the minority Hazara community, said in a telephone interview.

Under successive administrations, labor laws were weakened, and those that remained on the books were no longer vigilantly enforced.

But in Fig. 2 b, a region of approximately constant intensity, in the domain 20≲ql 0≲100, can be clearly distinguished, encompassed by the two successive generalized power-law decays.