Sentence examples for is law of from inspiring English sources

His area of legal practice is law of corporations and law of contracts.

These names, of course, are derived from Latin phrases: norma loquendi is "everyday speaking," or common usage; licentia loquendi is "liberty of speaking," or free speech; lex terrae is "law of the land," and in flagrante delicto is the Latin term for "caught in the act" - literally, "while the crime is blazing," presumably coined when an arsonist was caught with lighted Roman candle in hand.

Now that marriage is law of the land, us gays were going to start to feel some of the same stupid social pressures everyone else did.

Secular law, on the other hand, is law of a political State -- a government -- and it isn't necessarily based on religion.

Still, marriage equality is law of the land and equal rights in any form is a good thing in my book.

The country is becoming so much more conservative over the time-period covered by these surveys that abortion is law of the land, ditto gay marriage even in the most pro-gun states.

Despite its fortune and challenges, the new health care system is law-of-the-land.

But by March of that year, it was law of the land.

As such, they are laws of freedom.

There are laws of politics and laws of physics.

"The only laws that matter are laws of thought".