Sentence examples for under a different law from inspiring English sources
Mr. Galab pleaded guilty yesterday to lesser violations under a different law.
More recently the federal government has intervened under a different law in various railroad and airline labor disputes.
So in 1998, when she applied for a green card under a different law, the immigration authorities responded by initiating her deportation.
One option, some legal experts say, would be for the federal prosecutors to file new charges under a different law that makes it a violation to lie to federal investigators.
There is no procedure for quickly approving generic versions of so-called biologics -- drugs made from living cells, like vaccines, blood factors and genetically engineered proteins -- because these drugs are regulated under a different law.
A party of 120 protesters in three coaches on their way to a demonstration against the war at Fairford airbase in Gloucestershire in 2003 was deemed illegal, under a different law, and escorted by police back to London.
He added that the paper understood that this was done by using police powers under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa) which circumvents a different law under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (Pace) that requires police to go to a judge to get disclosure of journalistic material.
Normally police are required to go to court using a different law under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (Pace) to request journalistic material.
That's because intelligence agencies like the CIA and NSA monitor foreign Internet traffic under a completely different law called the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
While arising under a different environmental law, the new cases present an issue similar to one that gained some attention during the Senate confirmation hearings for Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.
Also, in The Reader, he poses several questions about justice and the judiciary; is it legitimate to judge actions and crimes that were committed under a different system of law?
