Sentence examples for imposed law from inspiring English sources

Morality, for Wilde, is about the sanction of externally imposed law and must therefore be rejected.

One Russian law prohibits insulting state authorities; while another recently imposed law bans alleged homosexual propaganda aimed at minors.

He first imposed law and order, restoring the state to its role as night-watchman rather than rogue.

European societies, over the centuries, solved this problem as their kings imposed law and order on a medieval patchwork of fiefs ravaged by feuding knights.

The grad student is studying a recently imposed law requiring women in Missouri to wait 72 hours between the time they seek information about an abortion and the point at which they have the procedure.

Unable to enlist in the Red Army, she found herself stuck, forced to live under the invader's imposed law, and unwilling to stand idly by while young boys with cropped hair took over her home.

States like Oklahoma have imposed laws barring access to the information, saying that they are protecting the safety of people involved in executions.

At the time of writing his great work, Darwin himself believed in God, writing about a creator who imposed laws on matter and breathed life into nature.

He also imposed laws restricting smoking and drinking in an effort to keep Russians healthy.

There was a broad failure to impose law and order early on.

We will work to impose law and order in the city".