Sentence examples for a law could be from inspiring English sources

A law could be in any of 200 different volumes.

It is far from clear whether such a law could be passed.

"I really wish a law could be enacted soon to solve this problem," he said.

But moments later he concluded that there was no way such a law could be enforced.

She played down concerns that such a law could be used to quell other protests on Crown land.

In a series of videotaped lectures, Peterson argued that such a law could be a serious infringement of free speech.

Patrick D g, deputy chairman of the Free Democrats in Parliament and the party's spokesman on transportation issues, said he was hopeful that a draft of a revised law could be presented to Parliament within a few months.

Regardless of whether that enactment occurs, however, the article should serve its underlying purpose: to provide a conceptual and legal analysis of how a model law could be structured and how a model-law approach could be used to solve the problem of unsustainable sovereign debt burdens, and to help develop the norms required to facilitate those goals.

It was published Wednesday, prompting the Swiss government to issue an emergency decree to keep the money frozen in a Swiss bank until a new law could be passed allowing it to be donated to aid groups working in Haiti.

Only a universal law could be the content of a requirement that has the reason-giving force of morality.

Plus, he said, a new law could be written to take effect after a certain waiting period, leaving him if not his full five years, something close to it, before returning to his teaching job.