Sentence examples for away law from inspiring English sources

But Starbucks says if it did that, it would have to turn away "law abiding customers".

Well then how does he explain the fact that when the Louisiana state legislature refused to pass a 'turn the gays away' law which would sanction discrimination, Jindal just went ahead and issued his own executive order instead?

This could have been inspired by David Cameron's own programme of stripping away laws that annoy big business, no matter how important they are for people and the environment.

The banks were rapidly deregulated from the Eighties through the Noughties because their lobbyists paid politicians on all sides, and demanded their payback in rolled-back rules and tossed-away laws.

"My sense is technology is in the background of tort reform, cost-cutting all these things eating away at law firms' profitability," says Ethan Katsh of the University of Massacost-cutting allrsthesethingsf theating-published Lawayn atDigitalaworld.

Put away the law books, turn off the sirens, call off the police dogs - the man punched by Amy Winehouse isn't even angry.

Take it away, Laura: Law and Humor.

After that, he gave away his law books and spent years studying history, religion, and metaphysics.

There is no incentive to walk away from law and order as a political currency".

I sent away for law school catalogs -- it seemed like a reasonable option.

"When they put the photo in front of him, he kept looking away," the law enforcement official said.