Sentence examples for law not only from inspiring English sources

The law not only eradicated these obstacles; it went a crucial step further.

The rabbi's letter to the congregation argued that Jewish law not only permitted such unions, but also should embrace them.

"He had an incredible talent in making the law not only intelligible but also in making it compelling".

We were challenging the murky law not only for me, but for hundreds of others who wanted an answer to the question".

German railways, for example, are entirely state-owned, and the law not only prevents competing railroads but severely restricts coach services and limits competitive trucking.

China is worried about the negative reaction to the law not only in Taiwan and America (where it was predictable) but in Europe.

The companies maintain that a federal law not only barring future suits but also voiding those already filed would withstand challenge.

Under the new law, not only were drug penalties drastically reduced, but inmates already in prison became eligible for earlier release.

She is in her second year at corporate law powerhouse Sidley Austin, and Barack, still at Harvard Law, not only works there as well as a summer associate, he is being advised by her.

In the past, South Korean's military dictators used the National Security Law not only to punish spies but also to persecute political dissidents.

In the past, South Korea's military dictators used the National Security Law not only to prosecute spies but also to persecute political dissidents.