Sentence examples for suites law from inspiring English sources

But I would submit that the bias, and even rank discrimination, in evidence there occurred long ago, when executive suites, law offices, college faculties, newsrooms and legislative chambers tacitly (or not so tacitly) passed the word: "men only".

The first "droit de suite" law passed in France almost 100 years ago and similar laws exist in more than 60 countries.

We work in a suite of law offices, where each attorney has his own practice.

Elected leaders in New York City will propose a suite of laws and other initiatives on Wednesday aimed at reducing energy consumption and related emissions of greenhouse gases by requiring owners of thousands of older buildings to upgrade everything from boilers to light bulbs.

PAGE A15 Court Limits Police Searches A12 New York CITY PLANS TO REFIT Older Buildings Lawmakers in New York City will propose a suite of laws to reduce energy use and emissions of greenhouse gases by requiring owners of thousands of older buildings to refit them.

A suite of laws propose to end bulk information collection, create more oversight, and release gag orders.

The man, Richard G. Jenkins, 48, of Portland, shot and killed the woman, identified as Linda Foreman, 45, of Pennsylvania, early Tuesday in the room they had been sharing at the Doubletree Guest Suites in Times Square, law enforcement authorities said.

But late last December the big retailer agreed to settle 63 wage and hour class-action law suites filed in 42 states.

The amounts can range from $5000 for individual cases to $500,000 for group law suites.

Three of them — including one in the carriage house — are in-law suites with separate entrances, kitchens and living spaces.

Artists in most of the United States have long complained that unlike composers, filmmakers or writers, they do not receive a share of any future sales — known by the French expression droit de suite — under copyright law.