Sentence examples for erratic law from inspiring English sources

As for the notoriously erratic Law, he was dreadful in Soderbergh's Contagion but more than redeems himself here as a smart operator digging himself ever deeper as he tries to extricate himself from a compromising situation.

If Russia can get its tax system in order and the Kremlin can begin to count on a steady source of income for government programs, the country can at last begin to deal with some of its chronic problems, including a failing health care system, erratic law enforcement and the poverty of millions of elderly citizens.

Erratic availability, cost, laws and policies prevent unmarried adolescents in low and middle income countries from accessing contraceptives.

The intrusion of politics into the criminal justice system and erratic application of the law are big deterrents to foreign investors, analysts said.

Police officers' erratic and often predatory actions as law enforcers is a problem that predates Duterte, and the president is astute enough to use this history of police corruption to his advantage.

After Reconstruction ended in 1877, enforcement of these laws became erratic, and in 1894, Congress repealed most of their provisions.

Enforcement of the law has been erratic.

While it was true that more than a few of his Raider teammates had problems with the law, or were personally erratic, Jack Tatum was not one of them.

Although there are many unanswered questions, one thing is very clear: Congress needs to safeguard the special counsel, and let it be known, that this erratic president is not above the law.

Amanda Bynes has been making headlines recently for her erratic behavior and run-ins with the law, but it's not only the authorities she's got fuming.

"But it is true that, during industrial unrest, automatic trains are much more reliable".Strict labour laws, costly payroll charges and erratic strikes seem to make French firms especially keen on technology.