Sentence examples similar to well established law from inspiring English sources

Michael J. Fleming, president of the Equipment Leasing Association in Arlington, Va., a trade group for leasing companies, also said the leasing deals were well established in law. Lee Sheppard, a tax critic, countered that there is a big difference between traditional leasing deals and the latest ones.

In spite of the high normal pressure acting at the line of contact, certain well established power law relations are found to obey in principle, as wear increases with normal load and frictional work, Fw.

The enhanced water dissociation is introduced as a heterogeneous surface reaction similar to the well established Butler Volmer law for electrode reactions.

As detailed in my recent Connecticut Law Tribune opinion, Executive authority to make recess appointments; the fulsome authority of those officials with recess commissions; and even the validity of re-recess appointments are all well established in law and practice.

Currently, Ethiopia has a relatively well established seed law for QC/QA using morpho-agronomic traits.

It should be taken as established law.

By saying that the provisions of these agreements override rights well established in federal law, five justices have engaged in an astonishing abdication of their traditional role of protecting the rule of law.

This crime is well established under international law.

He added: "The special status of the absolute prohibition of torture is well established in international law".

This time, Greening is confident she has the support of the tobacco industry and believes a guideline limit of 800 cigarettes – commonplace across the continent – is well established in European law.

Right to shelter is well established under Islamic law with distinctive Islamic tenure models providing innovative options.