Sentence examples for working law from inspiring English sources

"In the absence of working law enforcement, we therefore do what internet engineers have always done – build more secure software," he added.

European working law geeks will be unsurprised to see France at the bottom of the list for both agreed working hours and actual hours worked.

State law requires a license for any "private detective business," defined as including "the furnishing for hire or reward of watchmen or guards," and specifically precludes the licensing of working law enforcement officers.

The most specific reference to dual practice is in the Doctors' Working Law 1990 stating the norms, conditions, hours and salary of Peruvian doctors, but even here there is some degree of vagueness.

One of those people is Officer Joseph Cracolici, who, at age 78, may be the oldest working law enforcement officer in New York, if not the country.

The majority of Americans, he explained, were decent, hard working, law abiding citizens.

What we need are working laws that will punish the councils when they violate women's rights and civil rights.

Rather than ask, "Why should money be spent so prisoners can change their genders?" a better question would be, "How did we construct a country in which inmates receive public health coverage, while the working, law-abiding poor often cannot afford it?" Some forms of bitterness are entirely justifiable.

In addition, European working laws make it difficult for non-Irish students to be employed on a permanent basis postregistration [ 21].

As governor of Virginia, he supported the state's anti-union "right to work" law.

Indiana's Republican-dominated legislature enacted a "right to work" law last February that is likely to reduce union membership, and in Michigan, the Republican-dominated legislature and the Republican governor also enacted a "right to work" law last month.