Sentence examples for bit of law from inspiring English sources

Can it live with a bit of law underpinning the charter?

That prompted a one-man, Gary Cooper-style campaign to impose a bit of law and order.

In the end, with any luck, Congress will stop some of the money sloshing around the political system, and restore a bit of law and order to the wild frontier.

"That decision had a little bit of justice, a little bit of law and a little bit of 'Hey, you guys have to be neighbors,' " Mr. Schwartz said, his smile mischievous.

"What are these powers?" you may ask and the simple answer is that no one knows, they are to be introduced with a statutory instrument, which is a bit of law written by the relevant minister after the law is passed.

Australia send for the 'Duke' to restore a bit of law and order - John Wayne Hastings returns to the attack.

Or is it just for a few rich and powerful men who don't mind a bit of law-breaking?

Ms. Kagan also displayed a bit of her law professor side, talking more extensively about abstract issues like how constitutional law develops over time.

Secondly, you can start proceedings directly in Luxembourg, but only (putting it simply) when you want directly to challenge some European law or measure, saying that it is unlawful by reference to another bit of EU law (which might include a bit of human rights principles) – here one has to reach for article 263 TFEU.

Some legal experts argue that this particular bit of state law should never have been invoked, because the woman is not a patient: she is dead.

Owing to an obscure bit of British law, the physical mutilation of a man who would otherwise be fit for military service was then illegal.