Sentence The phrase "fire law" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to laws dealing with the prevention and containment of fires. For example: "The fire law states that all buildings must have proper fire alarms."
For example, it should be illegal for presidents to fire law enforcement officials who are investigating them (absent an independent assessment of professional misconduct).
The man, Anthony Seccafico, was waiting for a bus near his town house on Ilyssa Way about 4 30 a.m. when an unknown number of attackers opened fire, law enforcement officials said.
But now Keith M. Caneiro is dead, killed on Tuesday along with his wife and children in their stately home in Colts Neck, N.J., which was then set on fire, law enforcement officials said.
The authorities tracked Mr. Blake to an apartment complex in Jacksonville, Fla., and on Friday afternoon, as they entered through the front door of a second-floor apartment to arrest Mr. Blake, he jumped from a balcony into some bushes and opened fire, law enforcement officials said.
In his 1997 autobiography, "Bloomberg by Bloomberg," he writes of installing his terminals in offices at night, "stuffing the cable through holes we drilled in other people's furniture all without permission, violating every fire law, building code and union regulation on the books".
Trump has chafed at accusations that he had any help, resisting calls to decry Russian meddling and take more action against it even as he has fired and threatened to fire law enforcement officials investigating him and frequently ranted on Twitter.
For example, some fire laws in forest regions are ineffective.
(I am sure there is some rationale for the crowd control, involving liability and possible injury and fire laws).
State fire laws prohibit any "acoustical material" that is not flame resistant from being attached to a building's walls.
Jack Newfield of The New York Post denounced the opponents of sprinklers in a column headlined "Landlords' Blood $$ Maintains Fire Laws".
The second and third floors of the four-story building were not equipped with emergency ladders, in violation of fire laws, officials said.
