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Foreign investors, in short, should not bother trying to reconcile the SCI with regional or global peers. It remains a law unto itself.

The northern city of Turin passed a law in April to give pet owners fines of up to $598 if they do not walk their dogs three times a day.

He said if he had broken a law, he should be tried by a civilian court. He demanded this as his constitutional right.

But trying to solve a crisis by getting round a law, even a bad law, is not sustainable either.

The donation has been used to endow a chair professorship , to set up a law library, and to enhance resources for teaching and research .

There was no pressing public need for such a law, given how few immigrants are in the state, but some saw it as good politics.

God forbid: for if there had been a law given which could have given life, verily righteousness should have been by the law.

He said he would be happy to write me the recommendation, but first wanted to know what I intended to do with a law degree.

On that view, it was unsurprising that the Supreme Court last month struck down a law that made it a crime to sell videos of dogfights.

That is, no doubt, a very remarkable fact, but you would hardly call it a law of nature.

eg. With his wife's dowry , the young attorney was able to open a law office.

With his wife's dowry, the young attorney was able to open a law office.

It said the ban was part of an amendment to a law on child protection being considered by the National People's Congress.

At least one of them may be wearing the uniform and badge of a law officer.

But the matter has divided the French government, with some members saying a law banning the burqa is not the best way to proceed.

I see a young man out in the audience who introduced himself to me yesterday as the first American ever to be a law student in China.

If that did not give companies enough to think about, businesses will also have to cope with a law that is full of inconsistencies.

They are a law unto themselves and the police generally seem to turn a blind eye.

War seems to follow oil as if by a law of nature.

There is often a longdelay between discussions of a fiscal stimulus, enactment of a law providingfor the stimulus, and the actual spending.

With such a catalogue of potential disasters waiting to unfold, there must be a law against geoengineering?

It could almost be said to be a law of physics, a principle that reigns over all created multitudes, whether they have genes or not.

But a law called the Hyde amendment bars federal funding for abortion, except in cases of rape or incest, or to save the life of the mother.

A law of this sort would have allowed Lady Downes to die as she wished in her own country.

It's not a law of gravity, but on average, that tends to be true.

Thus the philosophers of the ruling classes made it a law of nature that women should be inferior to man.

I accept that enforcing such a law would be difficult, but it would send a message that such behaviour is unacceptable.

Regulation A law or rule used to control the conduct of an individual or company, which is usually enforced by a government authority.

But candidates need not have been judges at home; one Japanese member of the court has been a law professor and diplomat.

Other leading historians said the need for such a law might be understandable in Germany but not in France.

Its sort of amazing to me that we haven't had a law to ban the sale of that.

No kind of animal would have survived through the centuries if the weak members had lived. And has always been a law of nature.

Foreign banks began to leave Nigeria after military rulers introduced a law in 1976 granting the state 60 per cent ownership.

The president said the Newtown families deserved a vote. But he was setting his sights too low. They deserved a law.

However, the broader the scope of such a law, to be applied retrospectively, the more likely it is to create a legal minefield.

There was a law in the city of Athens which gave to its citizens the power of compelling their daughters to marry whomever they pleased.

Sawaya graduated from NYU with a law degree back in 1998 and began working on Wall Street as an attorney earning a decent six-figure salary.

The time seems to have come for a law against discrimination, because there is a general acceptance of homosexuality.

If the president's six-month deadline is to be met, Parliament will have to rush through a law to create a new national oil company.

Neither party may bring a suit before a law court or make a request to any other organization for revising the arbitral award.

The only people who would suffer from such a law would be the tobacco companies'.

Well I have to say that I decided to do law and become a solicitor originally and then subsequently I become a law lecturer.

Until California recently have passed a law, American firms did not have to tell anyone, even the victim, when data went astray.

Terry has always been a law unto himself; he even refused to wear uniform when he was at school .

When a law remains unchanged regardless of the situation, it, like the circle, is said to be continuously symmetric.

"A law like this is fundamentally inconsistent with the Constitution and with the most basic democratic values, " he said.

This subjective element is the maxim that I ought to follow such a law even if it thwarts all my inclinations.

The woman was very ignorant. She imagined that virtue came out of Christ by a law of necessity, without his knowledge or direct will.

Rhode Island would be the only state in the region without such a law.

The truth that gets into a law court is not the naked truth but the truth in court dress.

So the appeal for amnesty is not a call for a law-ruling society, but only a hope that the authority will FLATTER the public.

To become a law, identical versions of a bill must be passed by both chambers of Congress and signed by the president.

Australia is considering a law that would block some websites in an effort to prevent the trafficking of child porn, she said.

Let me guess. You're talking about that argument that if the theory of evolution were true, it would actually be a law.

It happened that I, as a law student, was taking a course in logic myself, so I had all the facts at my fingertips.

When I moved back home, as a law professor, attorney general, and governor, I got to virtually every home game.

He made a law that nobody in the county could make a living by fishing in the rivers and lakes there.

it would transform drugs from a law-and-order problem into a public-health problem, which is how they ought to be treated.

See the newspaper said such a law, felt very panic also did not understand.

A law-enforcement official speaking on condition of anonymity said the demonstration has remained largely peaceful.

A week before the summit meeting, Malaysia finally adopted a law tightening control over the sale of nuclear-related materials.

A link between pensionable age and life expectancy was due to have been made two years ago in line with a law passed in 1995.

When a law firm closes down, the practice certificate of the law firm shall be revoked by the department which issued such certificate.

and that it is consequently against the nature of the body politic for the Sovereign to impose on itself a law which it cannot infringe.

It appears to me that the tendency of mind to infiltrate and control matter is a law of nature.

A little while ago he was greatly concerned in the event of a law-suit, which was to be the making or the marring of his dearest friend.

The state legislature in the U. S. state of Louisiana has passed a law adding extra time for committing a crime with an online Map.

Where such a law is not enacted, it may be instituted by administrative regulations.

Two years ago, Oklahoma passed a law barring public funds from being used for abortions with the exception of rape or incest.

For this was a statute for Israel, and a law of the God of Jacob.

Effective denunciation of a crime, with the aim of evoking a law enforcement response, must be made formally to the police.

New Zealand recently suspended a law under which Internet service providers would have been required to crack down on illicit copying.

The young man's heedless remarks involved him in a law suit.

They seem to take for granted that having a law degree is a good thing and that legal training would help in my work.

One version of such a law, the Main Street Fairness Act, is already before Congress, though it is not progressing far.

A law enforcement source said the scene inside was awful with rifle casings littering the scene. The casings from a 223 caliber rifle.

To save the pension system, the French parliament is about to pass a law that forces workers to postpone retirement by two years.

In brief, it is a violation of the commerce clause for a state to pass a law that on its face discriminates against interstate commerce.

Both the House and Senate would have to pass an identical measure before it could be sent to President George W. Bush to sign into a law.

This came about because, while a law student, I taught one afternoon a week at a school in New York.

Xiang Yu with the two sides of a law license level best to help people fight divorce and fighting over the estate, there may be . . .

In a democracy, a law that prohibits a popular and useful activity is usually soon relaxed.

If such a law had been on the books earlier, says CPI, the subprime crisis might never have happened.

Joe Miller: Some of these people make me sick. But a law's been broken here. You do remember the law, don't you?

Those who choose to submit their complaints to a press council for resolution are usually obliged to waive any right to pursue a law suit.

When the first trains ran, a law was passed stating that a man had to go ahead with a red flag to warn people that the train was coming.

You really have a law outside and anterior to the divine edicts, and God does not serve your purpose, as he is not the ultimate lawgiver.

The capitalist under fascism has to be not merely a law-abiding citizen, he must be servile to the representatives of the State.

one Japanese member of the court has been a law professor and diplomat.

The penal machine can no longer function simply with a law, a violation and a responsible party.

The capitalist under fascism has to be not merely a law-abiding citizen, he must be servile to the representatives of the State.

one Japanese member of the court has been a law professor and diplomat.

The penal machine can no longer function simply with a law, a violation and a responsible party.

Where only part of the Articles of a law are revised or nullified, the new text of the law must be promulgated .

There was a great transfer of wealth from saver to debtor, though the Reichstag later passed a law linking old contracts to the gold price.

The law of causality is not a law but the form of a law.

We do not have an apriori belief in a law of conservation, but rather apriori knowledge of the possibility of a logical form.

I've got to get a law degree to do anything against these guys because they've got their little loopholes and this and that.

Chancellor Angela Merkel, as the main architect of the Lisbon treaty, wants swift approval of a law that does not hamstring the government.

Getting a law degree is a great way to develop familiarity with legal rules, terms, and institutions, but it's not the only way.

These welcome trends, however, are at risk as a result of a law that began life in the commission itself.

This case is not only about him, she says, but it's also about a law that short-changes the convicted.

He points her to Project Justice, a law firm that deals exclusively with death row cases.

taxied the children to dance class; taxi documents to a law office.

CIFA's designation as a law enforcement activity did not transfer to DIA.

If made into law, it would be similar to a law in California that allows cultivation of marijuana for medical purposes.

And in August Mr Sarkozy pushed through a law obliging public-transport workers to negotiate some form of minimum service during a strike.

The main impact of such a law, therefore, might merely be to make borrowing more costly.

The Whigs argued that such a law would give presidents too much power over the economy.

I am not Rosa Parks, but I admire her, because she had the courage to break a law that was not right.

If that were indeed the upshot, it would be paradoxical for a law designed in part to ensure equality for women.

It is merely the working out of a law of nature and a law of god.

Any monopolized activities which impair fair competition can be curbed by such a law.

This would not be so appropriate for a law firm.

Melissa had worked for Lexis and for a law firm, so she had developed excellent research skills.

It has a law of random distribution, and significantly higher than that of its surrounding pixel gray value.

On Wednesday, the constitutional court threw out a law introduced by Berlusconi's government giving him immunity from prosecution.

If you can't keep your promise , I shall be compelled to sue you in a law - court .

I'm a law school student in chengdu , China. Nice to be friends with you !

The Congress-led government is now under huge pressure to pass such a law.

The Congress-led government is now under huge pressure to pass such a law.

The UK Government has previously threatened the internet service provider (ISP) industry with such a law.

Drivers caught using mobile phones can be fined up to $2000 under a law to take effort in April.

Now it's only a bill but soon will be a law, so you'd better get used to it.

Some Democrats are keen to pass a law enshrining net neutrality, while some Republicans object strongly to any new rules or regulations.

California passed a law banning use of the spray and the plate covers, which became effective at the beginning of this year.

"She was a law unto herself, " said Ms. Martin, who knew Mrs. Longworth during her later years. "A lot of people did sit next to her! "

U. S. companies also want India to pass a law giving them liability protection in the case of a nuclear accident.

Investigations by Debevoise & Plimpton, a law firm, have found no indications of any misconduct by him.

British politicians soon passed a law that funded the building of sewers all over the country.

British politicians soon passed a law that funded the building of sewers all over the country.

A law enforcement source close to the investigation told CNN a. 22- caliber handgun and a 9 mm handgun were recovered at the scene .

The reason for a law and its general purpose are often stated in a preamble.

This can be a risky strategy because Congress never knows exactly how the courts will interpret a law.

it finally got round to it last August, producing a law that bears only a passing resemblance to international norms.

A law firm installed it in 20 cars to look out for wanted vehicles and alert the police.

Rival reporters wondered whether there was a law which forced politicians to talk to him.

Nor is there a law to regulate oil companies, although Iraq is about to open its fields to foreigners for auction.

There should be a law against people palming off rubbish like this.

The United States has already adopted a law to this end and the European Union will publish its own draft law on Wednesday.

The United States has already adopted a law to this end and the European Union will publish its own draft law on Wednesday.

His name comes up every time a government passes a restrictive law or a law which seems to remove aspects of our eternal freedoms.

Verification of these predictions by experiment supports the theory and may lead to formulation of a law or principle.

Also, this new COOL requirement grows out of a law passed in 2002, although its implementation was delayed a couple of times.

Mr. Graham has a law degree from Vanderbilt University and a Diploma in Law as a Fulbright Scholar at Oxford University.

The answer may help determine whether online poker games should be covered by a law that prohibits Americans from gambling over the web.

a law concerning the speed at which planets travel; a line connecting a planet to the sun will sweep out equal areas in equal times.

The Jews answered him, We have a law, and by our law he ought to die, because he made himself the Son of God.

Smith is pushing a law in Congress to scrap this right, even though literally no one believes that it would pass constitutional muster.

But recently, the state of New York approved a law that redirects the food and beverage tax at jazz clubs into musicians' pension funds.

But recently, the state of New York approved a law that redirects the food and beverage tax at jazz clubs into musicians' pension funds.

There's a law in the land, thank God there is; though we be in an out-of-the-way place.

It was then, they asserted, that Kroll discovered Mr. Cicero's wife was a law partner of one of the gestores.

And it threw out a law that freed incumbent politicians from many campaign spending restrictions if challenged by a rich opponent.

A law meant to crack down on wealthy tax dodgers has instead become the most serious problem facing millions of other taxpayers.

But the White House and its Democratic allies in Congress still face a tough battle to pass a law to cut emissions.

A law professor, He Bing, tried recently to work out the full cost of all the "red song" performances over the past three years.

Regardless of the outcome, the case will focus attention on the most unpopular aspect of a law that many already view unfavourably.

The amphibolous answer that Sohu high level gives out to this, analysts of the drive that do not have a law the doubt of mind.

Then in 1964, Brazil passed a law to encourage landless peasants to leave the slums and develop the interior.

Then in 1964, Brazil passed a law to encourage landless peasants to leave the slums and develop the interior.

Therefore, a sincere practitioner must be a law-abiding person devoted to meeting public responsibilities.

Yes, and my sister Emily told me she has an interview for an internship at a law firm. With her people skills, I am sure she will get it.

Members of a trial committee shall be persons holding a law enforcement certificate (administrative).

understand all the content of business accounting law, and nurture to be a law-abiding person.

Sweet peony root cover, food worm primer, white insecticide to control oneself, to spend such a law is.

Definition: Deep within himself, man discovers a law which he must obey, namely to do good and to avoid evil.

And the attempted crime due to impossibility should be subject to penalty because that its benefits are a law against criminal acts.

The square formed between Jupiter and Pluto suggests that you set yourself up as a law unto yourself and rarely agree with accepted code.

A law firm shall undertake liability for the debts of a branch office it has established.

A law firm shall undertake liability for the debts of a branch office it has established.

There were calls this week for the introduction of a law to compel people to help accident victims.

President Van Buren wanted to end this situation. He wanted a law to permit the Treasury to keep government money in its own secure places.

A law has been passed giving the police the right to search premises without a warrant.

The power of this lies in thefact that "giving is receiving" is a law of energy.

Mr Pawlak, however, is seeking to trump this by passing a law to help companies avoid the obligations that they undertook.

There ought to be a law compelling everyone to keep his conscience under proper control.

In an effort to improve the country's tourism, the party hopes to pass a law that only allows models in bikinis to work as tour guides.

But if it is somehow opposed to the natural law, then it is not really a law but rather a corruption of law.

You could have a separate section of a law library around each of the following legal concepts.

But if it is somehow opposed to the natural law, then it is not really a law but rather a corruption of law.

You could have a separate section of a law library around each of the following legal concepts.

A law enforcement source, citing preliminary details, said one of the boys was shot multiple times and the other teen was shot in the leg.

And he backed the overturning of a law promoting hydroelectric plants on northern jungle rivers.

My daughter, a law school graduate, had scheduled an appointment to have her wisdom teeth removed immediately following her semester exams.

Acting under such a law, Diana Levine, a musician from Vermont, won a $7 million verdict after suing drug maker Wyeth.

Where a law or administrative regulation prohibits or restricts the transfer of the subject matter, such provision applies.

The blue button-down was cute in a way, preppy, which, given that Tom was a law student, seemed okay.

Such a law is critical to persuading the world that the US is serious about acting on climate change.

Barrister Anna Watterson spoke of how she became ill with drug-resistant TB when she was a law student living in north-west London.

Barrister Anna Watterson spoke of how she became ill with drug-resistant TB when she was a law student living in north-west London.

A law focusing on a group that has been subjected to unfair discrimination, as gay people have been, is supposed to get a hard test.

I believe it's a law of nature that every person is different, with a unique capacity for self-expression.

This is a law about regulations about copyright of computer programs, and This Law shall be executed as a Law of the State.

Another Democratic senator, Debbie Stabenow, took a similar position because her state, Michigan, has passed a law prohibiting gay marriage.

The number of deals with (pre-investment) valuations of at least $100m is also increasing, according to Cooley, a law firm (see chart).

Erosion of such tradition is so serious that Beijing recently introduced a law to compel adult children to visit their elderly parents.

Such a law is testimony to a lack of realism, especially given what we know about the history of financial crises.

Later this month or early next the Constitutional Court will rule on the validity of a law that would clear Mr Uribe's path.

As the Texas case proceeded, the state, seeing the handwriting on the wall, built a law school for blacks.

Workplace However, if you work at a law office or an insurance company, you may be required to dress more professionally. professionally.

Noah Feldman, a law professor at Harvard University, is a Bloomberg View columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.

Evolution is not the force but a process, not a cause but a law.

'We are aware of the increase in actions filed against the Police Department, ' said Connie Pankratz, a law department spokeswoman.

Plus I figured a law degree might come in handy; if anything it would make for an interesting story.

In the United states a law requires a warning label on cigarette packs , yet cigarettes are not subject to government inspection .

This research take the Dangshan pear as a law material, pear vinegar was produced after alcohol fermentation and acetic fermentation.

Anyone can come up with an idea for a law, but only members of Congress can introduce a bill to their fellow legislators.

A poll in the Albuquerque Journal in September found strong opposition in the state to a law giving drivers' licences to illegal immigrants.

There is a law of physics which says that if you put a certain kind of magnetic field onto magnetic nanoparticles, you will heat them up.

Todo Maki , a rookie lawyer, joins a law office run by seven female attorneys who work to help women who have become victims of crime.

In 1998 the state passed a law defining marriage as between a man and a woman.

Law and moral relationship is an old issue, and most of all, from a law and moral point of view of consistency demonstration.

but a mistake as to a law not in force in Malaysia has the same effect as a mistake of fact.

Argentina also has a law to support the involvement of women in politics. It requires one-third of legislative candidates to be women.

The bridge between the worlds of the born and the manufactured is the perpetual force of radical disequilibrium -- a law called life.

According to New York technology attorney Mark Grossman, selecting "Agree" serves as an electronic signature, due to a law passed in 2000.

there was such a law in the merman kingdom that merman were not alowed to get contact with man.

In the United States, such a law would likely conflict with the freedom of speech that is guaranteed in the First Amendment.

But in 2003, a law was approved in response to a quake that shook Molise, a mountain region in central Italy, not far from L'Aquila.

Formulating a law on mental health, and making studies for the enactment of a law on basic medical and health care.

Berlusconi had campaigned on a law-and-order agenda with a hard line on illegal immigration from North Africa.

If the justices still resist, Congress should pass a law requiring that the court's proceedings be televised.

The assumption underlying this statement is that there exists a law of nature according to which all men are equal.

Peter has worked in a law firm for many years. You can consider having him as your lawyer to act on your behalf when you need legal help.

The ceiling : To the adornment of the ceiling, can use gesso decorations to stick act the role of a law.

So, to say the entire areas of materials processing is a law consistent with the teaching of reading art.

Action plan: A law protecting the national heritage and an intellectual property code covering traditional and popular culture are planned.

It is hollow next eat 12 dry jujubes . This kind eats a law to be able to prevent trichomadesis, red jujube still can raise Yan Tong.

The proposal's sponsor, a law professor named Chang Jiwen, says he is not so much a dog lover as a China lover.

The central decision opening the Russian Arctic easily passed Parliament in 2008, as an amendment to a law on subsoil resources.

People cannot be made to integrate just by passing a law! ; Heat makes you sweat.

It appointed a law firm to investigate the company's compliance and control systems.

The independent director system originated from countries with a law system of US and UK in which the Common Law is the primary law.

A law should be amended or repealed only by the same procedures that were used to enact it.

President Obama recently signed into a law, a bill that changes thestudentsstudent loan system.

Violating any of those duties may subject the fiduciary to a law suit.

It is a law of life. Big potatoes rise to the top on rough roads, and tough people rise to the top in rough times.

He worked at a law firm renowned for its civil rights advocacy and its efforts to improve deprived neighbourhoods.

The youth arm of the political party facing criticism apparently filed suit under a law pertaining to "hurting public sentiment. "

That same day, Congress passed a law that limited the power of the president.

that there is huge public demand for a law like this.

But rememBEr, statements made to a law enforcement officer may BE used against a juvenile.

Venezuela's national assembly voted to scrap a law approved last month that would have increased government control over universities.

Lessig is a law professor at Stanford University and a prominent figure in the free software movement.

The law required all such helpless traders to keep a light burning, but it was a law that was often broken.

The victim has decided to file a law suit against the irresponsible driver.

Domestic violence is one of a law enforcement officer has to make.

Obviously it means this writer believes that the proper Gospel and the proper church should be a Law abiding church.

Like other provinces, Anbar's election will be regulated by a law passed last fall that requires 25% of council members to be women.