Sentence examples for using the same law from inspiring English sources
Now, it's about the internet – massive scale – but still using the same law that was devised for crocodile clips.
Now a Russian court has shut down TV-6 as well, using the same law that allowed the takeover of NTV last year.
Less than 24 hours after Gawker.com was killed by billionaire Peter Thiel's legal crusade against it, another billionaire couple – Donald and Melania Trump – is already using the same law firm Thiel did to threaten more media organizations into silence.
Then by using the same law of training sets of data, the SVM model can give appropriate output of testing sets of data.
Nathan accompanied his younger sisters during a violin pedagogy class taught by the Sophie Till, who has helped adapt the Taubman method for string players, using the same laws of motion and principles of rotation that apply to the keyboard.
But the idea is influencing actual policy now: Last week, the Arizona senate voted to approve a bill that would jail organizers of demonstrations that turn violent, using the same laws that combat organized crime.
The time has come to use the same law enforcement tools that are used in fighting large-scale, organised crime.
Suspicions grew when Kennedy – among 27 activists who were charged – declined to use the same law firm as the others.
Ball State used the same law firm that was representing the university in Bull's lawsuit to prepare its report to the Office for Civil Rights.
Mr. Glasgow said he first learned that Mr. Bullock had used the law to pad the tiny part-time salary given to legislators and lieutenant governors — $7,200 a year — after Mr. Perry disclosed that he had used the same law.
But where and under what rules is still unclear.Uncomfortably for Mr Obama's supporters, George Bush used the same law to justify detaining people at Guantánamo in the first place, and then went on to authorise interrogation techniques, such as waterboarding (simulated drowning), which many people, and this newspaper, regard as torture.
