The phrase "address law" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to legal matters related to addressing issues, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The committee will meet to discuss how to address law in our upcoming policy changes."
Alternatives: "legal matters" or "regulatory issues".
The United States has made progress in recent years in setting up agreements with China to address law enforcement issues, Justice Department officials said.
Obama is also scheduled to address law enforcement leaders as part of his ongoing campaign to reform aspects of the criminal justice system.
Graduate students and some undergraduates attended the ceremony, at Louis Brown Athletic Center, one of 19 events at Rutgers' three main campuses scheduled through May 25, when Senator Jon S. Corzine is to address law school graduates at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark.
The Creating Law Enforcement Accountability & Responsibility project, also known as CLEAR, is another resource that emerged after Sept. 11, 2001 to provide legal services and address law enforcement policies and practices that target Muslims.
In the wake of demonstrations that flared-up after a grand jury failed to indict Officer Darren Wilson over the shooting death of unarmed teen Michael Brown, more than 40 bills have been introduced in the Missouri statehouse that specifically address law enforcement.
Nekima uses the law clinic, Community Justice Project, as a touch point and framework to address laws, policies and practices that produce inequality.
Haile often wrote editorials that addressed law and order.
Proselytizing for the Utah strategy, Mr. Shurtleff has addressed law enforcement conventions, convened regional strategy sessions and counseled lawmakers from other states.
Gov. Jeb Bush said that after spending a month searching for hundreds of sex offenders who were not living at their registered addresses, law enforcement officials had tracked down 537.
President Trump addressed law enforcement officers in Brentwood, New York, on Long Island.
The relative importance of both fishery-induced evolution and phenotypic plasticity is thus a key issue that needs to be addressed (Law 2000, 2007; Smith and Bernatchez 2008).
