Sentence examples for collapse of law from inspiring English sources

The collapse of law and order has little to do with Sadr.

At first, repair and readjustment of a stricken society were complicated by the collapse of law.

A lot of Baghdadis fear a collapse of law and order; everyone wonders what will happen to their country.

"Darfur may easily enter a state of anarchy, a total collapse of law and order," he said.

They merely seek to weaken states, so they can prosper in the lawless space created by collapse of law and order.

Two former commissioners praised Mr. Rossotti for addressing management problems effectively, but faulted him for being slow to recognize the collapse of law enforcement.

Sheldon Cohen, the Johnson administration commissioner, said he was delighted that Mr. Rossotti had begun to address the collapse of tax law enforcement, however belatedly.

There has been no shortage of finger-pointing since the collapse of the law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf, with most of the animus directed toward the firm's managing partner and its broader leadership.

The collapse of respect for law enforcement grieves him, though he acknowledges that the police themselves are partly to blame because of their brutal tactics in fighting terrorists in the past decade.

Opponents of President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement have made what may be a self-fulfilling prophecy: They repeatedly forecast the collapse of the health law, and then push it along.

Reports claim more than 1,200 cases of alleged abuse will be dismissed in the next three months after the collapse of a single law firm, Public Interest Lawyers, after it was stripped of legal aid funding over a failure to come clean about conflicting evidence in a case against British forces.