Sentence examples for law believing from inspiring English sources

"There are too many doctors who have little understanding, or little regard for the law, believing they can make the rules up as they go," Nitschke said.

The action failed on the judge's interpretation of an administration law, believing evidence to be indeterminate regarding whether council had made an appropriate investigation into the "nuisance".

The governors who refused the Medicaid expansion money that is part of the health care law — believing they had found a wedge issue — are already boasting about it.

He practiced commercial law, believing that he served his clients best by staying out of court.

Some Anglicans also opposed the law, believing that the Church of England should be the colony's sole established church.

Mr. Law believes not, although he said that "Crouching Tiger" was a challenge to local tastes.

Those who want a privacy law believe that individuals need clearer protection from intrusion by the press.

Still, many Arizonans who support the law believe racial profiling concerns are overblown or a smokescreen to hide a belief that borders should be wide open.

However, many authorities on immigration law believe that the potential scale of the program doesn't necessarily impact the President's freedom to maneuver.

Whether you or I believe that hate crimes occurred in Jena does not matter; it is whether the law believes that hate crimes occurred in Jena that matters.

Still, Taku Otsuka, a parliamentarian who championed the law, believes that better practices may ultimately bring in more reliable borrowers who would have felt ashamed to use a sarakin.