Sentence examples for invent a law from inspiring English sources
The phrase "invent a law" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing the creation or formulation of a new legal principle or regulation. Example: "In an effort to address climate change, lawmakers are looking to invent a law that promotes sustainable practices."
In the mood to invent a law?
Without pausing for breath, the judges have moved on from libel to invent a privacy law that allows the public to know about Rio Ferdinand's inconsequential adultery but not the details of Fred Goodwin's workplace affairs as he led RBS and the taxpayer to ruin.
Perhaps we could invent a Lemon Law for car startups.
But to make tax lawyers interesting, author John Grisham had to invent a Mafia-controlled law firm run amok in money laundering and murder.
Inventing a heritage Is it possible to invent a "heritage"?
"I invent a gambling system.
I'd said that the mullahs were corrupt, wealthy, and had even invented a new Islamic law which allowed temporary "marriages"—sometimes only lasting a few hours—so they could sleep with prostitutes.
A character in the story invented a theory titled the Law of the Quantum of Solace, dealing with human relationships.
The State Department, to justify its delay in carrying out U.S. law, invented a legal distinction between a "coup" and a "military coup," claiming that the State Department's lawyers had to determine whether a "military coup" took place, because only that determination would meet the legal threshold for the aid cutoff.
Early on, African slaves and European indentured servants commiserated in Manhattan taverns, but the laws eventually invented a distinction: dark skin dictated harsher penalties.
