Sentence examples for law loses from inspiring English sources

"A state officer acting in violation of federal law loses the cloak of state immunity," Judge Niemeyer said.

"What is at stake," he said, "is nothing less than the legitimacy of our justice system," adding that the rule of law "loses its meaning when the protection of our laws is available only to those who can afford it".

Other critics, including some prominent conservatives, have insisted that libertarianism is an amoral philosophy of libertinism in which the law loses its character as a source of moral instruction.

Every supplier who does not adhere to our rules or who breaks the law loses his contract with us," the firm says.

If, for instance, the army decides to side with the protestors rather than the government, the law loses its force in a hurry, no matter how legitimate.

Strictly this refinement is unnecessary, because the winning strategies are not affected if we decree instead that a player who breaks the law loses immediately; but for many games this way of viewing them seems unnatural.

But next week, when he turns 26, he will by law lose that coverage.

It would be a sad day if the home of the common law lost its standing as a common law authority".

State Representative Marion Milne, a Republican who voted for the law, lost to Sylvia Kennedy, who was opposed to it.

Governor Pat McCrory, who supported the law, lost his bid for reëlection, in part because of the national outcry.

Speaker John Boehner, who preferred to have symbolic rather than real votes against the health law, lost control of his chamber to hard-liners obsessed with repealing it.