Sentence examples for bringing law from inspiring English sources

Just as the advocates were starting to reduce the presence of police in red-light districts, a human-rights organization was bringing law enforcement back.

The former mayor's opponents have applauded the inquiries, and the authorities say they are merely bringing law and order to a city that desperately needs it.

"This is not about being 'P.C.,' " she said, "but about bringing law and practice into line with the reality of people's lives".

The first step toward putting Iraq back together is building stability, and that begins with bringing law and order, or in diplo-speak, peacekeeping.

Recently, however, following an attempt by Congress to discourage unhappy shareholders from bringing law suits in federal courts, there has been a sharp rise in such cases at the state level.

This is a vital part of bringing law and order back to a war-torn country and giving refugees the confidence to return to the houses they were forced out of by paramilitary thugs.

The government's legal advice is that the planned legislation cannot adequately define its core issues of "nonviolent extremism" and "British values"; instead it risks bringing law-abiding people under unnecessary scrutiny.

"They brought law and order.

He'll bring law and order to the people.

"He asked if Interpol could coordinate meetings and bring law enforcement agencies together on this topic.

The last decade has witnessed a historic struggle to bring law to a law-free zone.