Sentence examples for careful laws from inspiring English sources

As ever, the freedom to speak and the freedom from other kinds of speech remain twinned: something that careful laws and good judgements must help nurture into a new kind of common knowledge.

Careful law enforcement officials and reporters call the perp "the suspect" or "the accused"; only after conviction does a person become a perpetrator.

Yet alongside these perversions of liberal interventionism, a much more careful, law-abiding and genuinely liberal version of it has quietly continued to develop.

"Like my parents before me, I was careful and law-abiding out of necessity," she explains in one chapter.

Be careful of law enforcement and be careful about beating bad guys up.

While I do not always love the letter of the law (and as a Reform Jew, I select with careful intention those laws that I choose to live out), I do actually experience a feeling of love and being loved in the approach of our tradition to law, and especially in the ever-evolving course of rabbinic law that emerged alongside the written text of the Torah itself.

"We are very careful about the laws and the restrictions in each of the countries represented in our database," Robey says.

Through careful analysis of labor laws, civil rights laws, environmental regulations and antitrust laws, Posner demonstrates that applying the test of economic efficiency is often the best way to promote the social welfare of citizens.

"The manual is not a definitive explanation of all law of war issues, nor is it a substitute for the careful practice of law.

There are many crimes from which most people desist because we know right from wrong and are careful of the law.

In particular, Mr. Lynch said, the department must be careful because federal law treats alcoholism as a disabling disease and affords specific protections to those affected.