Sentence examples for described law from inspiring English sources
He described "Law & Order" as a more traditional kind of show.
But Mr. Trump has insistently described law enforcement and security services as hemmed in by concerns about "political correctness," and has vowed to do away with them.
The government said on its Web site that the measure, a vaguely described law on "education for ethnic unity in Xinjiang," was adopted Tuesday by the local legislature and would take effect in February.
The explanatory force of this account lies in the described law (Hull 1992).
Durkheim famously described law as the "visible symbol" of social solidarity.
Walter Law was a friend of Andrew Carnegie, who described Law as always having an interest in reading and writing.
As far back as the early 20th century, Gestalt psychologists described "laws of organization" (Wertheimer, 1923/1955) to explain how separate sensations at the periphery are fused into unitary percepts.
No one could describe "Law and Order" as a show about love and work.
The word "cover-up" was frequently used in the media to describe Law's response to the crisis.
"It's certainly a challenge, I'm hesitant to describe law enforcement techniques but it's something we're definitely keeping an eye on".
The first version was arranged pedagogically, describing Law, Faith, and Prayer.
