Sentence examples similar to defect of law from inspiring English sources
Such is the inherent defect of law-enforcement unionism: It's peopled by those with a material interest in maintaining and enlarging the state's most indefensible practices.
"But S.I.P.C. does not provide for a lot of protection, and I think that's a defect of the law".
"One defect of Japanese law is that even though the collection of debris is a kind of large-scale project, it's done individually by many towns and cities.
William Holdsworth argues that it was his learning in Roman law and jurisprudence which allowed him to work so effectively; because he had seen other legal systems at work, he "could both criticise the defects of English law and state its rules in a more orderly form than they had ever been stated before".
By restricting their prohibitions to the D&X procedure exclusively, the Kansas, Utah, and Montana statutes avoid a principal defect of the Nebraska law.
"It is the worldwide nature of Google's business and not any defect in the law that gives rise to that possibility.
ANNALS OF LAW about sexual-harassment laws.
