Sentence examples for essential laws from inspiring English sources

The carrot of debt relief would surely increase the chance that essential laws, such as a long-delayed Fiscal Responsibility Bill, are passed.

"We have fostered a generation of 'rock 'n' roll' craftsmen who float in a sea of violent and misunderstood 'self-expressionism,' disregarding all essential laws of human and artistic integrity," she wrote in a 1973 memoir.

The ideal theory of truth will be both consistent (e.g. avoids the liar paradox) and adequate (e.g. allows us to derive all the essential laws of truth, like (11)).

Whether there is more of a worry for deflationists in the non-conservativeness of certain truth-theories depends on subtle questions about what sort of axioms count as essential laws of truth and whether all conservative truth theories are inadequate (Shapiro 1998, Field 1999, Ketland 1999).

The Ten Commandments are God's most essential laws.

Guy Finley is the best-selling author of The Essential Laws of Fearless Living, The Secret of Letting Go, and 40 other books and audio albums on self-transformation and higher success.

David Banks is co-author of McNae's Essential Law for Journalists and a media law consultant.

David Banks is a media law consultant and co-author of McNae's Essential Law for Journalists.

David Banks is co-author of McNae's Essential Law for Journalists and is a media law consultant.

David Banks, co-author of McNae's Essential Law for Journalists, believes this creates a much freer environment for media outlets.

"Stop-and-questioning or stop-and-frisks of individuals in connection with suspected criminal activity is an essential law enforcement tool," said Assistant Chief Michael Collins, a police spokesman.