Sentences with phrase «reach of law»

[ii] The ADA Amendments Act of 2008 revised the ADA's definition of disability to broaden the reach of the law's protections.

Though the Affordable Care Act sought to expand insurance coverage of contraception for millions of American women, in June 2014 the Supreme Court limited the reach of the law for those who work for a «religious» employer in the case of Hobby Lobby v. Burwell.

Often companies such as these operate overseas beyond the reach of law.

Despite best efforts by collection agencies, most of the individuals and companies remain out of reach of law enforcement.

In March of 2016, Barack Obama gave a speech at SXSW in response to the recent San Bernardino shooter's iphone containing encrypted messages that were beyond the reach of law enforcement.

Conceptual limits restrain those claims that are simply beyond the reach of the law, even where they are subjectively sincere and are grounded in personal morality.

Although not articulated, could it be because a judge might think that Sir Stanford, seeing the whacking long sentence given to The Bern, might vote with his feet and what is left in his off - shore accounts, and flee to a hidden but free rest - of - his - life somewhere beyond the reach of the law?

Based on findings that the «severe or pervasive» standard «unduly narrows the reach of the law,» the NYCHRL requires a plaintiff claiming a hostile work environment to prove «that she has been treated less well than other employees because of her gender.»

10, Warren, Bristol, Tiverton)-- addresses that issue by extending the reach of the law to make adults liable for underage drinking anywhere on their property, not just within the confines of a house.»

The authors, citing to scholarly legal commentary, have also amply supported their claim the courts have been overly restrictive of the reach of the law and «further revision is in order, to prohibit not just sexually predatory conduct, but also behavior that creates a hostile work environment for members of one sex but contains no sexual advance — that is gender harassment.»

The protection of individuals» rights demands constitutional review that looks not only to the situation of the offender before the court, but beyond that to the reasonably foreseeable reach of the law.

In addition to gaining respect and spreading the reach of their law firm and practice, there is also the fact that lawyers benefit from SEO as it increases the amount of traffic that they are able to drive to their website.

On the other hand, with this clause the company can argue that User received consideration (of $ 1) for signing the contract, which brings them within the reach of the law.

«At bottom, the court is simply asking: What is the reach of the law,» and what is its «reasonably forseeable impact,» she wrote.

It's great that Mr Pink is stepping down as his decision and the NSBS» decision to pursue this matter shows their lack of understanding of Charter rights, the reach of a law society and lack of leadership.

To build on this success, Kirsty Williams, has said that her party would extend the reach of this law to include other specialties, including mental health wards, maternity wards and community nurses.

«However much you try and legislate to cover UK - based publishers, there will always be some beyond the reach of the law which it is almost impossible to legislate over,» he explained.

It shows the reach of the law goes everywhere.»

Not surprisingly, some of the factors that were found to assist children to become «survivors» are largely beyond the reach of law and public policy.

The United States is a rule - of - law nation, and encryption technology is creating a space that is in some ways beyond the reach of the law.

Not exact matches

Mr. Comey was alarmed this would give criminals and terrorists a place to communicate that was beyond reach even of law enforcement with a court order.

The UWC, which uses a different, lower standard of evidence than law enforcement to reach a verdict quickly, delivered a ruling within five months.

The appeals court said the emails were beyond the reach of domestic search warrants obtained under a 1986 U.S. law called the Stored Communications Act.

Campaign Contacts with Foreign Persons When it became apparent that my father - in - law was going to be the Republican nominee for President, as normally happens, a number of officials from foreign countries attempted to reach out to the campaign.

Pairing with national - level and regional gangs allows Mexican cartels to reach more customers and, importantly, lets the cartel leadership remain in Mexico — out of the reach of US law enforcement (though not all Sinaloa cartel members in the US avoid detection).

The department reached out to a group of state attorneys general — the top law enforcement officials at the state level — that earlier joined the review, the source said.

«The implications of blockchain technology are far - reaching, not only in financial services, but in other areas such as healthcare, government, law, education, technology and more.»

«It appears that, although there are limits to the duty to provide a psychologically safe workplace, the law is reaching further and further into the control rooms of both private and public organizations, large and small,» Shain concludes.

With the rise of the Law of Attraction / positive thinking movement and the pressure to set high, difficult to reach goals, leaders can easily set targets that are based on little more than blind hope.

The Obama administration Justice Department, for instance, has opened 23 investigations of law enforcement agencies, including police departments in Baltimore, Chicago and Ferguson, Missouri, for unconstitutional practices and has reached court - enforceable consent decrees with many of them.

«It used to be that Silicon Valley had the attitude that Washington was inconvenient,» Vivek Wadhwa, an entrepreneur and researcher of public policy at Stanford Law School, says, but over the last few years Silicon Valley has reached a turning point, and that perspective has changed drastically.

He demanded not just the repeal of the sodomy law, but the opening of government jobs to known homosexuals - a radical idea at the time, and one that would remain far out of reach for many decades.

The poll comes at a time when the number of deadly school shootings has reached 18 thus far into 2018, reawakening debate over gun control laws and school safety initiatives.

Stone added that when he reached out to Manafort following The Times» report alleging that prosecutors planned to indict him, Manafort sounded «very combative» and told him he believes Mueller's team is «guilty of multiple violations of the law and due - process in their efforts to investigate him,» according to Yahoo.

«I admire my colleagues today, for no doubt they reach a result they dislike but believe the law demands — and in that I see the best of our profession and much to admire.

He said the company's system was a «Rube Goldberg - like contrivance, over-engineered in an attempt to avoid the reach of the Copyright Act and to take advantage of a perceived loophole in the law.»

«The Elliott book of deals is probably the most instructive, and it's also one of the most far, far reaching,» says Marty Lipton, founding partner of the law firm Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz and inventor of the poison - pill corporate defense strategy, who has lately faced Elliott more frequently and on more fronts than ever before.

Doug Getten, a Houston - based partner in the corporate practice at law firm Paul Hastings, said the recent flurry of deals shows parties are able to reach consensus on the outlook for prices.

The court struck down three out of four major provisions in a far - reaching Arizona immigration law.

Indeed, Uber reached a settlement with Herzberg's husband and daughter within 10 days of the incident, notes University of Toledo law professor Agnieszka McPeak.

The Shanghai regulator said in a statement on its website on Friday that cyberspace is not out of the judicial reach, and overseas companies should abide by China's laws and regulations on the internet.

If current laws remained generally unchanged, the United States would face steadily increasing federal budget deficits and debt over the next 30 years — reaching the highest level of debt relative to GDP ever experienced in this country.

The European privacy laws may crimp targeted advertising by limiting the flow of personal data, but firms like Google and Facebook still have an advantage because advertisers are likely to turn to services with reach and enormous audiences — akin to buying an ad during the Super Bowl.

It was a warning to US companies that they would not evade the reach of European law simply by being located in the US.

Former employees have alleged a «soul - crushing» culture of fear and daily intimidation by managers, where they were pressured to reach extreme sales goals, some by breaking the law.

Either way, the path is an improvement over the Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) June projection for current law, which has debt reaching 91 percent of GDP by 2027.

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Zsolt Gelencsér, one of the demonstration's organisers, told a press conference after the meeting that an agreement was reached with government representatives on starting talks next week concerning the law on taxi services and how the operations of Uber may comply with rules governing taxis.

On July 30, 2002, President George W. Bush signed into law the Sarbanes - Oxley Act of 2002, which he characterized as «the most far reaching reforms of American business practices since the time of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.»

«This is the kind of tax reform and tax cuts that get our economy growing to reach its potential,» House Speaker Paul Ryan said when celebrating the law's passage at an event on the White House lawn in December.