Sentence examples for law embraces from inspiring English sources

"Discretion in the enforcement of immigration law embraces immediate human concerns," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote for the majority.

Law embraces practically all domains of Jewish life, and it became the principle means by which Judaism was to bring about the reign of God on earth.

In one pamphlet, she wrote that federal education law "embraces a socialist, globalist worldview; loyalty to all government and not America".

The interface between addiction and international law embraces a range of different substances, which include drugs, alcohol, and tobacco.

International law embraces similar concepts.

The Indiana law also embraces an expanded definition of personhood, to protect corporations, firms and other organizations driven by religious beliefs.

His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Army Egypt Great proves again that he is already a fence Egypt and protector and shield strong, which guarantees it to remain a state of institutions and law, which embraces all the components of the Egyptian People's brother.

Denying the rational, mathematical, or transcendental myths of law, they embrace its cultural, historical, and accidental reality.

With the exception of a few judges, there is no resistance to the law's embrace of bling.

Men and women of devout faith, who cherish (if not always rigorously follow) Shariah law increasingly embraced the convulsive idea that only elected political leadership was legitimate.

Unwritten Law unabashedly embraced the clichés of 1990's punk, and its dedication to the genre suggested a new possibility for rock.