Sentence examples for break out law from inspiring English sources

He told VICE that when racially-motivated violence did break out, law enforcement officials tended to write it off as isolated incidents.

Since then a mini-debate has broken out online among law professors over whether these payments are legal or appropriate.

When the sailors repeatedly made sexual advances on young girls in the community, a fight broke out and customary law was invoked.

The man awaiting trial for a bloody escape at the Atlanta courthouse in 2005 is suspected of enlisting his pen-pal girlfriend, a paralegal and at least two sheriff's deputies in a scheme to break out again, according to law enforcement documents obtained by The Associated Press.

Thence a new world to Nature's laws unknown, Breaks out refulgent, with a heav'n its own: Another Cynthia her new journey runs, And other planets circle other suns.

Others are migrant workers who tried to find jobs in Libya but fled after a civil war broke out and law and order collapsed.

When Nestle tried to strong-arm Facebook users and lay down the law, all hell broke out.

She had received her law degree when WWII broke out.

But his dream could yet be shattered – if venues on the subtropical Black Sea are not ready on time; if protests break out over a new Russian law that critics say targets gay rights; if Chechen or other Islamist militants attack the Games.

A sharp debate over terrorism, security and the rule of law broke out on Tuesday as the campaigns of Senator John McCain and Senator Barack Obama exchanged pointed salvos over who could best keep the nation safe.

Here's a look back at his defining scenes: In 1997, Law broke out with two very different roles, the first of which was the foppish love interest of Oscar Wilde, played by Stephen Fry, in Brian Gilbert's moving biopic.