Sentence examples for emphasized law from inspiring English sources

Adat Perpateh emphasized law based on group responsibility.

The inclusion of military units represents a significant change in the Indonesian antiterrorism strategy, which has emphasized law enforcement and open trials and is widely seen as a success.

In the general election, Nixon emphasized "law and order" and tried to position himself as the champion of the so-called "silent majority".

There has never been a more crucial time to emphasize law in a business curriculum.

Pataki is expected to emphasize law enforcement concerns, including the risks of money laundering and fraud.

But Richard A. Samp, the chief counsel for the Washington Legal Foundation, a public interest group that emphasizes law enforcement, praised Mr. Ashcroft for trying to compel nations to accept deported criminals.

His own commission on the opioid crisis made that point — but otherwise did not emphasize law enforcement in its July 31 interim report.

Democrats and liberals tend to emphasize law and policy and regulation.

In the 1980s Dworkin radicalized his views about these issues, striving to ground his anti-positivist legal theory on a general theory of interpretation, and emphasizing law's profound interpretative nature.

You would think that conservative Republicans, who are known to emphasize law enforcement, would be providing the ATF and other law enforcement with the maximum number of tools to control and track these guns.

Mr. Holder also emphasized the law's long history of bipartisan support in Congress and under successive presidential administrations.