Sentence examples for idea of law from inspiring English sources

Like the idea of "law and order," "rule by law" has a certain attraction.

If it doesn't, Justice Thomas would say, what happens to the idea of law?

In a few cases this has been the consequence of a general hostility to the whole idea of law.

The second was an extension and revision of Hobbes's conception of sovereignty and the idea of law as a kind of command.

Now, the system that has been trying to seek legitimacy from legality has become afraid of people taking the idea of law too seriously.

The idea of law is perhaps the most profound difference between our system and that of Cuba under the Castro regime.

There is already a shortage of experts in ultrasound screening, and many doctors simply bristle at the idea of laws controlling what they tell patients.

With their decentralised political system and strong direct democracy, they distrust the EU's centralising tendencies, and they dislike the idea of laws made in Brussels rather than in Bern.In 1992, almost to their own surprise, they narrowly voted against joining the European Economic Area, which was widely seen as a "training camp" for the EU.

It contains first and foremost the idea of laws made and laid down by oneself, and, in virtue of this, laws that have decisive authority over oneself.

The idea of "laws of nature" presupposed the existence of a supreme law-giver, and so it may come as a surprise to many people to learn that the earliest manifestations of modern science were actually theistic rather than naturalistic.

The International Police Task Force is teaching western ideas of law enforcement to Bosnian police forces, which commit 70% of the country's human-rights violations.