Sentence examples for tiny law from inspiring English sources

I came to this country on 3 September 2011 and I've not broken any tiny law.

For 21 years, he has been a partner in a tiny law firm, Steel Bellman Ritz & Clark.

While I sympathize with the health costs employers pay (I am an employer, at our tiny law firm), they have had a windfall on pensions.

But on Tuesday he was content to bask in the idea that Abanlex, his tiny law firm based in Madrid, had taken on Google and won.

The involvement of Mal's tiny law firm in executing one of Barry's real-estate transactions brought Mal a 10-year federal sentence for RICO violations he never knowingly committed.

In a way, the new Florida A&M law school is history coming full circle: back in the separate-but-equal days, the school had a tiny law school at the Tallahassee campus, but in 1968, Florida closed that law school and packed up its 6,200-volume 6,200-volumeto take across town to the new, mostlawwhite libraryool atoFlorida Stake University.

And yet even with that tiny law-enforcement presence, Deuel boasted a marijuana arrest rate of more than 24.23 per 1,000 residents in 2014, almost six times the statewide average.

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The law entrusts the Vatican's tiny police force with enforcement.

In early stages of pregnancy, when the fetus is tiny, the law would have required the ultrasound to be done vaginally to get a clear image, providers said.

A rule of the genre is that the hero who takes on the corporation must do so from the outside: from a tiny, marginal law firm, preferably as a working-class paralegal such as Erin Brockovich (the Danny DeVito character in "The Rainmaker" never got his law degree, either).