Sentence examples for in the land of the law from inspiring English sources
We live with great lawlessness in the land of the law.
In the legal world, it will end when the people realise that the law of the land is the law of everybody's land but theirs.
It means "The law of the land is the law" — in other words, wherever Jews have lived and do live, the laws of their country supersede any law in Judaism that may possibly be in conflict.
Not only is Obamacare still the law of the land, but the law has actually gained a major bump in support since the shutdown stand-off.
Where better to break laws than the land of laws?
Clearly, the law of the land and the laws of the established church are now moving in opposite directions.
He often refers to Wales as "the land of my fathers-in-law".
Job discrimination in the Pentagon became the law of the land.
National Health care is the law of the land, the mechanisms of law creation are cut in stone.
Until the "rule of law" is truly the law of the land, the respect for the law is in danger of being dismissed as moral hypocrisy.
