Sentence examples for attributes law from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kiell attributes law firms' hearty appetite for space in 2003 to "a lot of pent-up demand" by companies that finally took advantage of a soft market.

We have seen that Hartshorne attributes the laws of nature to an act of God.

On March 7, TMZ reported that a White House fence jumper apprehended by the Secret Service was not on the agency's "radar," information attributed to law enforcement sources.

The problem is that a lawlike boundary condition lacks many of the features we ordinarily attribute to laws, e.g., multiple instances, governing temporal evolution, etc., yet different accounts of laws focus on different subsets of these features.

He published the information, attributing it to law enforcement officials "speaking only on condition of anonymity".

The story was amended on 21 June to correct a quote attributed to Yale law professor Jack Balkin.

An article yesterday about Judge John G. Roberts Jr.'s views on libel law attributed a critique of a Supreme Court decision to him erroneously.

Correction: September 28 , 2005 Wednesday An article yesterday about Judge John G. Roberts Jr.'s views on libel law attributed a critique of a Supreme Court decision to him erroneously.

He's got all the attributes of a law-abiding, responsible guy who's standing up and saying there's nothing incompatible between respecting the Second Amendment and having reasonable gun laws".

I carry around a clipping of Atta's movements reported in The Times of Oct. 26, 2001, attributed to federal law enforcement officials: "On April 2 he was in Virginia Beach.

Two 20-something men robbed nine banks in the same area in the summer of 2007, their ability to evade the law attributed to quick clothing changes, various means of escape and a previous job.