Sentence examples for full of law from inspiring English sources
Alex Sink, their nominee, has been hammering away on the issue, most noticeably last week with an ad full of law enforcement officials - including some Republicans - declaring that Mr. Scott cannot be trusted because of how he managed his former company, Columbia/HCA.
Baum continually serves up wonderful detail and phrasing: during Katrina "the tang of a thousand busted-open oak trees made the air taste scrubbed," and after it downtown was full of "law enforcement golf shirts with their guns in the open like the genitals on short-haired street dogs".
But once it's alone in a room full of law enforcement officials, you might be surprised at the revealing things it will say about you.
A lawyer of Holder's skill and education making a legal argument this bad to a room full of law students and professors is surreal.
The counter is a limited government which operates under the full of law, the same rule of law that applies, for example, toward immigration policies.
Cut to a room full of law enforcement officers taking copious notes as the profilers take turns presenting every speculation they've gained from investigating the behaviors of the "unsub".
The federal statute books are full of laws based on outdated or discredited premises, and Supreme Court justices don't typically roam the countryside taking a scythe to them.
The criminal statute book is full of laws aimed at banning prostitution, from the 1824 Vagrancy Act to the 1985 Sexual Offences Act.
Then it will have full force of law," says Blacklaws.
But long before the latest summit, Britain had accepted its incorporation, with the full force of law.
