Sentence examples for harm to law from inspiring English sources

Our strong hunch is that there is material in the memos that can and should be revealed without harm to law enforcement or the appropriate discussion of confidential legal strategies.

Attorney General Loretta Lynch released a statement, saying: "I condemn the senseless acts of violence by some individuals in Baltimore that have resulted in harm to law enforcement officers, destruction of property and a shattering of the peace in the city of Baltimore.

For judges, the Hippocratic oath means not only "do no harm" to the law or to the country, but to the court itself.

"It exceeds common sense and has been doing considerable harm to legitimate law".

Promoting the concept of harm reduction to law enforcement agencies is an uphill battle.

Given the risk of harm to the public, law enforcement will be swift in bringing enforcement actions against bad actors playing fast and loose with Americans' retirement savings.

He also said that the mayor, who is seeking to limit campaign contributions from people who do business with the city, "has done more harm to campaign finance laws than any candidate in American history".

Any other reaction to today's ruling may serve short-term political ends, but it will also probably do significant harm to the rule of law, which would be bad for prisoners, the public and even politicians too.

When financial markets collapse, causing economic harm to multitudes, we pass laws to protect borrowers and investors against securities fraud and manipulation.

In several of these cases the US also did not take all feasible precautions to minimize harm to civilians, as the laws of war require.

Islamic law forbids harm to noncombatants.