Sentence examples for law of abduction from inspiring English sources

"It is now an open secret," The Herald said, "that these reporters are not only distorting the facts but are assisting terrorists who stand accused in our courts of law of abduction, torture and murder by covering up and misrepresenting the brutal deeds of the terrorists".

Obviously there are a lot of Abduction fans in attendance.

"We admit that there is a problem of abduction but it's against the law," said Mr. Ahmed, trying to put the best face on a practice that has prompted some international groups to buy slaves their freedom.

The Taiwan government, for its part, blasted Beijing for orchestrating an "uncivilised act of abduction" that is illegal under international law.

The latter, the objective sources of defeasibility, include defeasible obligations, defeasible laws of nature, induction, abduction, and Ockham's razor (the presumption that the world is as uncomplicated as possible).

Nott was under constant threat of abduction.

The officer arrested him on suspicion of abduction.

Has he ever had that sort of abduction experience himself?

Contemplate the risk of abduction by a stranger.

"There is no case of abduction; it's all propaganda".

So does their parents' exaggerated fear of abduction.