Sentence examples for defective laws from inspiring English sources

If ethical undeservedness is as rewardable as moral merit, and if morally defective laws legitimize winnings as much as honorable laws, who has the right to stand in the way of anyone's chutzpah?

But some prosecutors say it is clear from the court's ruling that those cases cannot be handled as capital cases because they were begun under a defective law.

The Gothic psychiatric hospitals and the "mental defectives" laws that funneled patients into them, including Frame herself; rehabilitation loans from the king, like the one her father received after World War I; and those old-style health inspectors who crop up in both her life story and her fiction as villains who condemn poor people's homes and send unsanitary pets to their deaths.

In order to prevent the production of defective designs, laws are applied.

The surgeon is in great peril from defective expert laws.

Equally serious was the fact that parliamentary elections were held under an unfair and intrinsically defective electoral law.

If you use a credit card to order merchandise that never arrives or is defective, federal law offers strong protections, letting you refuse to pay until the dispute is settled.

The damage is particularly acute for children, who must not only wonder why their parents are regarded as defective by the law but must also bear this scarlet letter of inferiority when among their peers.

Janavs found the entire law defective.

Justice Burke ruled that the seizure law was defective in large part because police officers, rather than some neutral person, were presiding over post-seizure hearings and deciding whether there had been probable cause for an arrest and seizure.

We also show that textiles comprising of aligned, long length CNTs defy these simple power laws until defective multiwall CNTs and impurities are removed post-process, and only if sample heating under the Raman laser is minimized.