Sentence examples for instances law from inspiring English sources

In several instances, law enforcement agencies have charged women under laws ostensibly enacted to protect women.

In other instances, law enforcement officials are recommending new locks and surveillance cameras.

In many instances — "Law and Order" and its offshoots, three decades' worth of Woody Allen, and indeed "Gossip Girl" — the city itself is a character so central to the entire gestalt that no producer concerned with authenticity would shoot elsewhere.

In many instances, law enforcement is able to strip owners of their property without providing actual evidence of wrongdoing.

These were, as the federal courts have affirmed, harshly competitive and in some instances law-breaking times at Microsoft, and Ballmer was intimately involved in the company's hardball tactics.

In many instances, laws forbid us from revealing any details relating to our compliance, and make it a crime for us to discuss any required access to data.

In all four case law instances, a limited liability company Studium Generale was sued.

If, for instance, law firm partners simply discriminated to suit their own tastes, then self-employed lawyers should be immune from the economic effects of their looks.

For instance, law enforcement officials say, it is easy to route a call onto the Internet and back onto the public telephone network, thereby masking the call's origin.

For instance, law firms involved in cross-border deals are usually quite large, whereas most clients' spending on their services is relatively small (though it may not seem that way to the clients).

For instance, law firms must be wholly owned by lawyers, rather than, say, venture capitalists.