Sentence examples for devoted to law from inspiring English sources
Because "we of the four nations are devoted to law and order".
Since its inception, the City University of New York School of Law has been devoted to "law in the service of human needs".
John A. Byrne runs the very good (and clever) TippingTheScales website devoted to law schools.
As a young civilian employee there, he also volunteered his time as an auxiliary police officer -- a sure sign of someone devoted to law enforcement.
A recent study commissioned by the Police Foundation, an organization devoted to law enforcement research, found that the devices dramatically lowered complaints of police abuse.
It is credited with giving birth to the law and baseball movement, a thriving branch of legal studies devoted to the law and its social context.
Tradition pictures them as so devoted to Judaic Law that martyrdom and torture were willingly preferred to the slightest violation of the Sabbath (1 Maccabees 2 42).
The few articles devoted to civil law may reflect the inability of the compilers to consolidate satisfactorily the diversity of local rules.
Instead, the darkly handsome Mr. Gerber remained devoted to his law practice, advising clothing-industry clients, including the makers of the Gloria Vanderbilt line.
News of the decision spread quickly though the network of blogs that discuss such games and to those devoted to the law, where many commentators revealed perhaps more of their own history as gamers than they might have intended.
Because the 2008 financial crisis dwarfs that earlier round of scandal, it's easy to forget how rotten things were, said Broc Romanek, editor of TheCorporateCounsel.net, a site devoted to securities law and corporate governance.
