Sentence examples for characterization of law from inspiring English sources

Michael Chertoff, who served as secretary of Homeland Security under President George W. Bush, said Mr. Trump's characterization of law enforcement as hemmed in by political correctness was entirely unfounded.

Seeded throughout the memo, Democrats said, were characterizations of law enforcement officials as nefariously biased in favor of Mrs. Clinton's campaign.

His pugnaciousness as a young lawyer is suggested by his characterization of police interrogation: "the law of the rubber hose".

The NYT does not dispute this characterization of the law.

The monarchomachs, however, contributed novel modern elements, including the characterization of constitutional law as a contract between monarch and people.

Sadly, Mr. Walters is too blinded by his characterization of state law to recognize it and refuses to face up to the tangled racial history of the very town he claims to protect.

Others strongly disagreed with Finley's characterization of the law.

The bankers were being dishonest in their characterization of the law.

"As the chief judicial officer for the State of California, your characterization of federal law enforcement officers is particularly troubling," they wrote.

"As the chief judicial officer of the state of California, your characterization of federal law enforcement is particularly troubling," wrote Atty.

In him there also appeared the first clear separation between the formal characterization of logical laws and their semantic justification.