Sentence examples for law invited from inspiring English sources

They also said the law invited intimidation of day laborers under the guise of traffic and pedestrian safety.

To help foster a sense of collegiality, Sun and Law invited members of Sun's team to take a ballroom-dance lesson together.

The following May, Law invited several nationally known lay experts on sexual abuse to lunch at his residence to discuss what to do in the event of further sexual revelations involving priests.

Beginning on Jan . 1 , 1863the new law invited any male who had never taken up arms against the United States and was over 21 years of age or the head of a family — as well as freed slaves and widows — to engage in a three-step process to secure 160 acres of public land.

Indeed Dworkin, anticipating that his examples of disagreement that appears to be about grounds would be reinterpreted by his critics as disagreement about social facts or about how to change the law, invited his critics not to rule out the possibility that disagreement might be more fundamental.

President Obama's signature law invited the states to establish exchanges through which their residents could buy health insurance and, if eligible, access subsidies.

Arizona's law invites racial profiling and abuse of police power.

The law invites local officials to file suits demanding an end to the court orders.

Robustly condemning the Government and SFO stance, the judges said: "So bleak a picture of the impotence of the law invites at least dismay, if not outrage".

The law invites police to rely on their racial bias when deciding who to stop, so our skin color means we're more likely to be targeted.

By allowing a company to whip up excitement while keeping solid information under wraps, the law invites frenzies and frauds — the very market maladies that disclosure and regulation are supposed to mitigate.