Sentence examples for gave law from inspiring English sources

The decree gave law enforcement officials 48 hours to hold people before presenting them to district court officials for booking.

Such arguments cannot be wholly dismissed, and there is no denying that the Polish electorate gave Law and Justice a clearcut victory last year in both the presidential and the parliamentary elections.

I came up with a few:"He gave law enforcement his best shot" "I always liked Alberto Gonzales, he's a straight shooter" "I didn't fire him…he fired himself"I would be interested to learn of other, perhaps better, punch-lines.

In 1981, 19 states prohibited individuals from carrying a concealed gun in public, and 28 states plus the District of Columbia gave law enforcement agencies discretion to issue permits only to people who had a real need to carry a hidden gun.

After 25 years, it was the credit card receipts from its thousands of customers that gave law enforcement the necessary evidence to shut down Alpha Leisure and Health Club, a multimillion-dollar brothel licensed as a massage parlor in one of the city's most storied neighborhoods, officials said.

The legislation gave law enforcement agents dozens of new tools for wiretapping and following terrorism suspects and probing their financial and personal records, and it made it easier for law enforcement and intelligence officials to share information they obtained in their inquiries.

A revision of the act gave law-enforcement agencies new authority to withhold documents that, in their view, might compromise certain investigations.

This gave law-enforcement agencies a direct financial incentive to take more stuff, and led to what the Institute for Justice (IJ), a libertarian law firm, calls "policing for profit".

They blame everything in their life on somebody else!" Three days later, the Times reported on a secret internal Uber program called Greyball, which gave law-enforcement agents and government officials a fake version of the Uber app to impede investigations of the service.

The White House used the fear of terrorism and the sense of national unity to ram laws through Congress that gave law-enforcement agencies far more power than they truly needed to respond to the threat — and at the same time fulfilled the imperial fantasies of Vice President Dick Cheney and others determined to use the tragedy of 9/11 to arrogate as much power as they could.

They gave laws to the form they established, but it must be said that the laws were very loose indeed.