Sentence examples for disrupt law from inspiring English sources

The Chennai police had banned our entry into the city because they said we would disrupt law and order.

I don't see how a play can disrupt law and order, when all kinds of inflammatory speeches and political demonstrations are allowed.

Machines versus lawyers John McGinnis | City Journal | 28 May 2014 Machine intelligence will disrupt law firms as fundamentally as the internet did newspapers.

Citizen is now more careful to make numerous disclaimers, like "To be clear, Citizen does not allow users to interfere with active crime scenes or disrupt law enforcement," and "Incident reports and live video do not confirm guilt or imply association of anyone depicted in the app".

The coordinated blasts appeared to be planned and designed to disrupt law and order, he said, adding that each family of the deceased would receive $8,000 in compensation.

The police chief maintained that "bogus monks" and other subversives had been directed from abroad to act "under the pretext of the increase of fuel prices" and "disrupt law and order, and destabilize the peace and tranquillity of the State".

That said, it's harder to disrupt laws than eager startups may think.

Sometimes, we believe, we have to break the law to disrupt lawful activities that are harming the prospects of future generations.

The leader of the free world stands accused of threatening to disrupt international law and order.

NEW YORK TIMES AT&T Fights Deal Disrupters in Federal Courts | AT&T filed eight lawsuits against Bursor & Fisher last week, seeking to disrupt the law firm's "Fight the Merger Campaign," meant to undermine AT&T's $39 billion deal to acquire T-Mobile.

Obama mocked the continuing efforts to repeal or otherwise disrupt the law, and reiterated his pledge to fight them.