Sentence examples for courts laws from inspiring English sources

America's public image has taken a pounding: its courts, laws and politicians seem unable to supervise the spooks properly.

"Normally, there are courts, laws, and judges," he said, "but during the war, if someone killed someone else, then it was my responsibility to deal with these people.

Before the fighting, I didn't understand anything about courts, laws, or human rights, but later, after I took charge of Dasht-e-Qala Dasht-e-Qala Dasht-e-Qala now I undersought.

And once the fear is taken out of the equation – suddenly, for the vanishing of fear is always sudden – it becomes clear that these courts, laws and hierarchies do not work.

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It's reflected in our workplaces, courts, laws, and public policies.

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The system is also used by state courts, law-enforcement agencies, the immigration service and the Megan's Law registry that keeps track of sex offenders.

I shift focus here to the more prosaic terrain of federal courts law, in which practice plays a pervasive role.

Both countries have tough contempt-of-court laws which severely restrict what newspapers can report about suspects and trials.

Previous agreements of common court laws, traditional administration and customary practices in organizing grazing and access to water and mutual border trade should be revived and promulgated.