Sentence examples for keeping with law from inspiring English sources

The argument for body-fitted cameras is that the presence of the devices alone should be enough for an arresting officer to demonstrate his ability to control his behaviour in keeping with law enforcement guidelines.

And in keeping with laws that prohibit elected officials from explicitly asking donors for super PAC money, aides to Mr. Romney insisted before the event that the meeting was not a fund-raiser.

After telling Judge Nancy G. Edmunds that he was indeed pleading guilty to each count against him, Mr. Abdulmutallab read a statement that he had written saying that his behavior may have violated American law but that it was in keeping with Muslim law, and that his efforts to harm Americans were retribution for American acts around the world.

Our analysis has already revealed that public authorities, pure and quasi/functional, automatically fall within the public law scope, and consequently, their organization and actions need to be in keeping with public law norms - a normative state of affairs that may be recognized merely as a matter of unwritten law, but which is sometimes also explicitly prescribed by statute.

In keeping with the law, a greater oversight of police operations should be a priority for the Thai government.

In Paris, Mayor Delanoe, a member of the opposition Socialist Party, said the state should stop its "undignified" police operations and set in motion "solutions more in keeping with international law and respect for human dignity".

"He felt this would be in keeping with Jewish law.

On board, Iraqi Airways serves cold snacks, but, in keeping with Muslim law, no alcohol.

He added: "These shells were used only to create smokescreens, in keeping with international law".

This an act of defiance, but it is completely in keeping with the law".

In keeping with county law, Eames chairs are permanently installed in every room.