Sentence examples for directly law from inspiring English sources

"If he starts challenging directly law and order in this country, we have to react.

That investigation is not expected to involve the president or Mrs. Clinton directly, law enforcement officials have said.

A California man angry about health care reform allegedly made threatening and harassing phone calls to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, including at least one call in which he got through and spoke to her directly, law enforcement officials said.

Work experience doesn't have to be directly law related either: "I was most impressed by a lad who was explaining about his interest in criminal law and how that had developed, and how he had gone down to the police station and volunteered to take part in identity parades," Ives said.

Our study fills a need for quantifying the intensity of harvest selection and estimating selection differentials directly (Law 2007; Kuparinen et al. 2009).

So, I didn't go directly to law school.

The system then transmits information and the video directly to law enforcement headquarters.

Litigation is rare, the institute says, because there is no directly applicable law to cite and the costs are high.

This information is difficult to verify because often the only information available comes directly from law enforcement officials.

One, William Murphy of Rockville Center, N.Y., said the board considered cases without his involvement and dealt directly with law enforcement officials.

Cardinal Egan's decision to hand over new accusations directly to law enforcement follows that of Bishop Thomas V. Daily of Brooklyn.