Sentence examples for bizarre law from inspiring English sources

Now, the government has passed the problem to the courts and police, who will have to enforce this muddled, wide-ranging and bizarre law.

It seems certain to me, in keeping with some bizarre Law of Negative Compensation so often visited upon the greatly talented, that the worlds of pleasure he gave to us far, far outweighed any he was able to have himself.

Through some bizarre law of the universe if you put two cables on opposite ends of an empty room and return an hour later, both cables will be tangled together in a knot.

Also a law student, Kianzad points to the bizarre law commonly known as "Danstillståndet"; an old law being used in new way to prevent many clubs operating.

In the meantime, according to John Ross, a researcher for the libertarian law firm the Institute for Justice, Virginia is considering a similarly bizarre law.

Bizarre laws introduced in recent years include outlawing queue-jumping in London Underground station ticket offices, swimming in the hull of the Titanic without the permission of a cabinet minister, and hogging the middle lane of a motorway.

We have this rose-tinted view of the game in those days - bizarre laws and customs - but rising above it would be the magic of Jack Kyle, or Haydn Tanner or Bleddyn Williams of Wales, providing some class in the confusion.

But we never could anticipate the legal nightmare that binational couples faced or the bizarre laws that the federal government imposes on international marriages.

"The Syrian and Palestinian 'victims' who, under Egypt's bizarre laws, are not criminals are detained for long periods without charges and without trial".

"The Syrian and Palestinian 'victims' – who, under Egypt's bizarre laws, are not criminals – are detained for long periods without charges and without trial".

As with strip clubs, so with sex work, for which bizarre laws mean that women are not allowed to work together, despite the fact this would clearly increase safety.