Sentence examples for conscious law from inspiring English sources
Mengsk's campaign is accompanied by Jim Raynor, a morally conscious law enforcement officer from Mar Sara, and Sarah Kerrigan, a psychic assassin and Mengsk's second-in-command.
The era of race-conscious law appears to be drawing to a close.
The young woman, who was completely conscious, saw law enforcement throw a grenade "right at her," her father said at a press conference on Tuesday. .
Under the auspices of economic development, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker supported GTAC lobbyist drafted legislation that reversed the state's previous environmentally conscious mining laws.
By the second half of the century, Buchan says, Edinburgh represented "a new social existence that is suave, class-conscious, sensitive, law-abiding, hygienic... in short, modern".
Domestic consumption of wine in France, meanwhile, has plummeted from 130 bottles per person a year 40 years ago to about 75 today, as the French have become more health-conscious and laws against drinking and driving become more stringent.
That she's Jewish sets her apart as well; her ethnically neutral, status-conscious in-laws speak of "Jill's people" and grow excited when they learn they can add an aristocratic Austrian "von" before the Weber.
If they are registered as a company, charities will need to be conscious of company law rules on political activity.
"All reformers would do well to be conscious of the law of unintended consequences," says Alan Stone, who was staff director for McGovern's Senate committee.
A longtime friend of the Clintons who described himself as close to Hillary Clinton's presidential run said that while her conduct with the emails was a "mistake,'' it did not reflect a conscious breach of law.
