Sentence examples for having law from inspiring English sources
I don't think anyone objects to having law enforcement in the schools".
Having law enforcement along is a great opportunity to talk about syringe access and build relationships with potential allies on this issue.
No one wants a felony for catcalling or street harassment, but having law enforcement police the issue isn't asking too much, it's asking for a little.
Weiner declined to answer reporters' questions about the photo or why he was hiring a lawyer for the case instead of having law enforcement officials pursue the matter.
The cachet of having "law firm" in the corporate name has clearly been a major selling point for many people fearful of losing their homes to foreclosure.
The Harris Corporation has tried to keep their profitable technology out of the news by having law enforcement agencies sign non-disclosure agreements (not that the cops have been particularly open anyway).
Suppose that a rule of recognition identifies a legislature as having law-making power.
The assembly is unusual, if not unique, in having law-making and spending powers, but not tax and borrowing powers, according to the commission's report.
On the other hand, if the argument in favour of courts having law-making power is that they can thereby improve the law, this is really an argument in favour of having the power to overrule precedents, rather than an argument in favour of precedent in the first place.
Nationally, 17 percent have law degrees.
