Sentence examples for basically law from inspiring English sources

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"Amber is the simplest of all the problems; basically law enforcement is the one point to go in," said Peter Ward, past chairman of the board of the Partnership for Public Warning and the chairman of a White House panel that studied effective disaster warnings during the Clinton administration.

"I wondered why someone like us, which is to say a basically law-abiding citizen, would suddenly do such a thing," he says.

Basically, Mr. Law said, "how to dislodge voters from him".

"Basically martial law is taking place in Ferguson all perimeters blocked coming and going," he wrote.

"We believe he also heard the woman say 'ouch' basically," a law enforcement official said.

"From what I understand, it was taking care of friends, basically," a law enforcement official briefed on the investigation said.

"We're basically the law firm that represents the most small businesses in terms of intellectual property," he said.

"Basically the law does not recognise in any meaningful way a living-together relationship outside marriage or civil partnership," says Christina Blacklaws, director of family law at Cooperative Legal Services.

"Basically, the law is there to prevent the cops from doing exactly what they did," Mr. Belcher said, "from stopping 20 to 30 people without any specific facts leading them to say that one person did it".

"Basically Florida law does not permit same-sex marriage, and the question is whether this is a same-sex marriage or not," said Judge Gerard O'Brien of Pasco-Pinellas Ciscuit Court, who is presiding over the case.