Sentence examples for book of laws from inspiring English sources

Liber Judiciorum, Castilian Fuero Juzgo, English Book of Laws, Visigothic law code that formed the basis of medieval Spanish law.

Although Leviticus is basically a book of laws, it also contains some narrative (chapters 8 9, 10 1 7, 10 16 20, and 24:10–14).

Bills approved as law are published in one series of Reshumot ("The Official Gazette: The Book of Laws"), while pending bills are published in two other series.

Printing is an ancient art in Como, where Baldassare di Fossato printed the Opus statutorum ("Book of Laws") of Alberico da Rosate in 1477 and the Vita di S. Giovanni de Capistrano ("Life of St. John of Capistrano") in 1479.

A singed copy of the official Palestinian book of laws lay amid the pile of rubble, along with datebooks and personnel records listing the bank accounts for depositing police officers' paychecks.

The United Methodist Church at its convention in Tampa, Fla., on Thursday voted against changing long-contested language in its book of laws and doctrines that calls homosexuality "incompatible with Christian teaching".

In effect, the researchers took the rule book of law enforcement and tore it up.

They've even, by prioritising the rule of the street over the book of law, earned the respect of some of the city's gangs.

While one grandmother knitted, one mother breast-fed and the teenage girls giggled, a well-groomed police officer son declared: "We have one authority, one leadership, one book of law, and we have to abide by it.

The Third Book of Law of King Ladislaus I of Hungary (r. 1077 1095) refers to an "estate survey of the judge Sarkas" under "King Andrew and Duke Béla".

But when it comes to stuff they don't like, people read the Bible like it's a book of law.