Sentence examples for claim of law from inspiring English sources

He also takes aim at the claim of law professors that their high salaries and low teaching loads (relative to other academics) are justified by the revenue they forgo when they enter the academy.

He inherited the Puritan tradition of moral earnestness, and he was deeply concerned with the concepts of original sin and guilt and the claims of law and conscience.

Such a test would recognize the legitimate claims of law enforcement but set objective boundaries — such as the duration of an intrusion or the nature of the data seized — that constrain those claims.

It is that the typical justifications for authority are all sensitive to context in a way that the claims of law are not.

Opposition politicians claim rule of law has been under threat since Muscat returned Malta's Labour party to power in 2013 following a long period in opposition.

To prevail on a claim of common law fraud, the plaintiff must prove reliance on the defendant's misrepresentation.

Even if the U.S. has a spotty record of enforcing these laws, the U.S. is still a country that claims rule of law.

Further counteracting the executive's expansion of power through these border practices is the judiciary, which claims a rule-of-law stand on these matters the effect of which is to protect the migrants' eroded human rights.

In Guantánamo Bay there are military commissions that, presidential apologists claim, constitute courts of law.

There is a real and volatile American political idiom in which vigilantes get to speak for "the people" and claim the mantle of law.

He can't make any claim on behalf of law and order, however.