Sentence examples for examples of the law from inspiring English sources
There are many more examples of the law enforcement agencies using excessive violence against socially excluded groups and enjoying impunity.
If it were, it would be one of the saddest examples of the law of unintended consequences in history.
But if policymakers are to legislate, where are there best practice examples of the law working effectively to reduce slavey in supply chains?
Attempts to clean up the environment are littered with examples of the law of unintended consequences from the replacement in refrigerators of noxious ammonia with odourless (but ozone-destroying) CFCs, to the "common rail" technology that makes modern diesels as clean as they already are.
When Byrne tells her readers to "make a connection" between the good things they do and the good things that come to them, she is focusing their attention on positive examples of the law of attraction, thereby reinforcing the illusion that it actually works.
"It's another in the long string of examples of the law struggling to come to terms with new reproductive technologies that raise questions that traditionally did not have to be faced," said Sally Goldfarb, who teaches family law at Rutgers Law School in Camden, N.J. "It used to be that a child born more than a year after a man's death was conclusively presumed not to be his child.
He is perhaps the greatest example of the law of unintended consequences this side of the Darwin Awards.
"As one executive told me, off the record: 'It's an example of the law of unintended consequences.
It's a classic example of the law being unsuited to reality, as even Prime Minister David Cameron has acknowledged.
"This is an example of the law of unintended consequences," said State Representative Rafael Anchia, Democrat of Dallas.
