Sentence examples for attract law from inspiring English sources

It is expected to attract law firms and related businesses as well as high-technology companies.

His colleague Judge Eugene F. Pigott Jr. questioned what other violations might attract law enforcement attention.

This doesn't happen much today, because the criminal's address would attract law enforcement, and so would their depository bank account.

With specialist sites, you can be sure everyone else is in the same boat, although they are more likely to rule out the opposites attract law.

In the movie, De Niro's character becomes irate over fellow mobsters' purchases of flashy cars and furs, fearing they will attract law enforcement attention, and has some of them whacked – a plot twist based on the inside account of Henry Hill, the mob associate-turned-informant, who died in 2012 and is played in the film by Ray Liotta.

What types of people "attract" law, according to Professor Black?

Another, Adzilla, is also attracting law suits galore.

For more comprehensive reforms, policymakers should establish a Teach for America-like program geared specifically toward attracting law school graduates to careers in law-related education at the primary and secondary school level (to be sure, there is no shortage of unemployed law school graduates these days).

The timing of the announcement is sure to affect the firm's recruiting efforts both by attracting top law students who are deciding which firm to intern with next summer, and by impressing those law students who were interns last summer and were offered permanent jobs after they graduate but who may be thinking about going to other firms.

The sweeping views of the park from its higher floors have attracted major law firms and hedge funds as tenants and commanded some of the highest commercial rents in the city.

Ms. Rush-Kittle intended to go to law school after graduating in 1983 but she first took a job as a corrections officer at the women's prison in Niantic and discovered she was as attracted to law enforcement as she was to the military.