Sentence examples for law accepted from inspiring English sources

The rule of law, accepted within the politically advanced states, had never been achieved among them.

In February, several weeks after the scandal broke, Cardinal Law accepted an invitation from the members of Lifeteen to come to Sunday Mass.

The law accepted by all 15 member states in 2001 was supposed to have been made national law by last April.

A real democracy, says Mr Zakaria, also needs the habit of free speech, impartial judges who administer a law accepted by all, independent political parties, an assumption that elections will take place at regular intervals, and strict obedience to the rules between elections.

Prosecutors said that Ms. Ni, who holds a law degree from China University of Political Science and Law, accepted payment for giving legal advice despite having been disbarred, and that Ms. Ni and Mr. Dong failed to pay hotel bills of about $11,000, The Associated Press reported.

Here's a sad, recent example: only very few Americans (Warsi's "minority within a minority within a minority") would shoot, or think it right to shoot, innocent fellow Americans at random; despite this, it is not possible to doubt that the close reason for the many such hideous gun shootings in the US is the primitive gun law accepted and practised by US society.

Few Muslims, cleaving to god-given sharia law, accept this separation between the spiritual and temporal.

After approval of the plan, the development corporation must, by law, accept public comment before enacting it.

However, following her graduation in 1995, Kelly settled on corporate law, accepting a position at the Chicago law firm Bickel & Brewer.

They should now respect the law, accept this court verdict and order the immediate release of the NHS transition risk register.

The Qatari government's response cited in the report gives little grounds for hope: restating current Qatari law, accepting none of the criticismand making no promises of improvement.