Sentence examples for keeping with the law from inspiring English sources

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

At UNC, in keeping with the law, Carcaño will now have to leave the campus and use a private bathroom.

In keeping with the law of entropy, it was easy to turn bills into coins and difficult to turn coins back into useable money.

He gave no details of pay arrangements, saying only that Mr. Streiff's contract "gives him the right to a certain indemnity in keeping with the law".

Schneiderman has had some victories since then: in May, Airbnb agreed to hand over some of the information that his office sought; in July, he announced that Uber had agreed to cap its prices during emergencies, in keeping with the law.

"Of course it is a disruption and an intrusion when, for example, hard drives are subject to control — although the work of these foundations is in keeping with the law, as far as we know," Ms. Merkel said, standing beside Mr. Putin at a news conference after the two leaders toured the Hanover trade fair.

"The high court of the land has spoken and we will act accordingly in keeping with the laws of the country," said the NEC spokesman, Henry Flomo.

If atoms weighed less in the past, he reasons, the light they emitted then would, in keeping with the laws of quantum mechanics, have been less energetic than the light they emit now.

"It doesn't matter what bullet is shot it will find you and kill you…a bullet will not hurt a Mayi-Mayi who is keeping with the laws".

In keeping with the laws of nature, the church feels that the only legitimate situs for that ensoulment is the body of the woman upon insemination by her husband in a loving conjugal act.

"But if the judge makes an unpopular but legally sound decision, it is absolutely wrong". In the Simpson case, Wieben Stock's decision was in keeping with the laws that generally favor parents in such disputes, legal experts said.