Sentence examples for determined laws from inspiring English sources

"All I have asked to see is a copy of the rules by which it is determined laws are made in this country.

This is not an objection: let us not forget that Levinas does not seek to propose…moral rules, does not seek to determine a morality, but rather the essence of the ethical relation in general…in question, then, is an Ethics of Ethics [which]…can occasion neither a determined ethics nor determined laws without negating and forgetting itself" (p. 111; French, p. 164).

Prudence becomes a mechanism whereby one deduces specific actions from determined laws.

But there are some ways in which both give us a glimpse of just how contingent, or arbitrary, or historically determined laws that we take for granted can be.

Two-time Oscar nominee Viola Davis on Jan . 25took home a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series for her role as a determined law professor in How To Get Away With Murder.

It has an executive so powerful it could crush the leftwing government of Greece; a legislature so weak that it cannot effectively determine laws or control its own civil service.

In determining laws God has therefore determined criteria of identity.

Scottish and Welsh MPs can determine laws affecting England but English MPs have no say on devolved matters.

This week, California showed us the judicial past where courts dominated by conservatives, unrepresentative of the people for whom they are determining laws, restrict constitutional rights.

Jeffrey Augustine, a one-time Scientologist who now runs the Scientology Money Project, a website devoted to investigating the church's finances, said there is a mindset within Scientology deriving from Hubbard's belief that the church should determine laws.

A government which no longer believes the court determines law and which would take powers to override your human rights.