Sentence examples for deploying the law from inspiring English sources

Not that he would have to resign, of course, after flagrantly interfering with the judicial process and deploying the law as a political instrument.

At one point he was talking about the bumps in the road encountered in deploying the law, and used troubled tech roll-outs as an example.

If the newly elected representatives and senators are truly concerned about rising health care costs, they should work to deploy the law's cost-containment measures fully rather than try to repeal them.

The proper definition of the damage parameter D allows deploying the deduced scaling laws to deduce the actual stress vs. strain relationship applicable in engineering.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the officers in the Brooks case could not be sued for using excessive force for deploying the Taser, because laws surrounding the use of stun guns were unclear at the time.

In the specific case of Germany's section 103, about slighting foreign states, the government must expressly approve the prosecution, presumably because the whole original purpose was to deploy the criminal law as an instrument of foreign policy.

Mr. Lawsky has tried to carve out his own authority, deploying the little-known banking law to rein in the consultants.

In the prelude to this vote, politicians have recklessly deployed the state — the law, courts and military — to settle scores and further their sometimes demagogic ambitions.

Any judicial review was "limited" and confined to the "four corners of the document"—that is, the court was allowed to make sure that the order was "facially" legitimate, meaning correct in form and citing real laws and deploying the right legal jargon in the right places, a test he said that the executive order "easily" passed.

But decent countries allow disruptive protests and even deploy the forces of law and order to protect them.

The cabinet on December 5th extended the government's right to tap phones; Bangladesh's controversial paramilitary force, the Rapid Action Battalion, has been beefed up; and the government is considering an emergency law to deploy the armed forces.