Sentence examples for invent laws from inspiring English sources

"Could nature invent laws as it goes along?" he asked.

However frustrating it may seem, we can't invent laws retrospectively to snare our chosen villains.

Instead we would seek judges who would faithfully interpret the Constitution -- not use the courts to invent laws or dictate social policy.

"Our belief in judicial restraint is shared by the vast majority of the American people," Mr. Bush said, adding that he had kept his pledge to "seek judges who would faithfully interpret the Constitution — not use the courts to invent laws or dictate social policy".

Halfway through the album's libretto, Zappa expressed the belief, that governments believe, that people are inherently criminals, and continue to invent laws, which gives states the legal grounds to arrest people, leading to the fictional criminalization of music, which occurs towards the end of the album's storyline.

So what they have decided to do is start inventing laws against gays, just to get the support of the people," he said.

The speaker (apparently Sisyphus himself) begins with the picture of primitive human origins familiar from Protagoras' Great Speech: at first human life was bestial, unregulated by law, so humans invented laws to restrain mutual aggression.

She's a political science professor at Texas Christian University, whose name was included within the enormous field of Republican hopefuls as a statistical control... It's well-established that voters will volunteer views concerning wholly fictitious issues or candidates...Voters can be reluctant to confess ignorance, or conflate invented laws or candidates with real ones".

This old story about law--that it can be discovered by interpreters using objective methods and keeping their personal values out of it--has held sway ever since civilization invented law.

At the basic level there are two explanations that attempt to describe how the judicial process works -- whether judges discover the law or invent the law.

Mr. Giuliani told the crowd, "We're seeking to find judges who understand the very, very important concept that judges exist to interpret the law, not to invent the law".