Sentence examples for law lives from inspiring English sources

My mother in law lives around the corner and we have to put rubbish in her bin as it is.

"We do not provide that address to U.S. citizens," Mr. Clack said, adding, "Technology has made a law obsolete, but the law lives on".

In addition to the censorship measures, the law lives up to its name with some new requirements for cybersecurity.

The waiver authority in section 1115 of the Social Security Act -- where this law lives -- allows states to waive requirements in Section 402.

Isabel Law lived at 11 Downing Street with her widowed father, for whom she acted as political hostess.

Constitutional law lived by "stare decisis" - the importance of generally deferring to settled legal precedents.

Is that law living up to its original intent, or has it become too tempting and too easy for lawmakers to game the system, legally and criminally?

Due to the German transplantation law, living organ donation is allowed only for family members or a person who have a so called "obvious close relationship" that means a significant long term relationship to the recipient.

"My ex-mother-in-law lives a few buildings away.

My mother-in-law lives in a for-profit continuing care retirement community (CCRC) and is living independently.

Recently a friend told me a story about the nursing home where his mother-in-law lives.