Sentence examples similar to cross law from inspiring English sources

There has been no proper cross-law enforcement agency coordination.

After the war Cross studied law at Middle Temple, London and was called to the Bar in 1949.

"It's crazy to count each case as one," said Frank B. Cross, a law and business professor at the University of Texas.

Brits, as Julian Rubinstein wrote in the magazine last year, are so crazy about oology — the study of eggs — that they are sometimes driven cross the law in their pursuits, hoping to escape the notice of special oological investigators.

They can help create registries that allow sellers to cross check law enforcement lists.

The goal of last year's conference was to establish plans to allow free trade among the nations, promote regional connectivity to create a cross-border law enforcement network for transnational anti-corruption cooperation, promote cross-national initiatives for business and innovation, and draw up plans to address environmental concerns.

Think "24" crossed with "Law and Order".

What follows resembles a particularly viperish "Untucked" episode of "RuPaul's Drag Race" crossed with "Law & Order: SVU".

Three Malaysian transgender women on Friday won their landmark bid to overturn an Islamic anti cross-dressing law.

This 50-year-old cross-burning law was challenged by three men who had been convicted under it.

Third, once the military applications of cyberspace become more predictable, states can devote more effort to cross-border law enforcement cooperation in the pursuit of cyber criminals.