Sentence examples for law of all from inspiring English sources

For the lex majoris partis is the law of all councils, elections, &c.

"The Constitution promotes and requires the equal protection of law of all citizens in its Fourteenth Amendment," Sotomayor told the senators.

After Alfonso's death, Siete partidas was proclaimed the law of all Castile and Leon in 1348, and the language of Alfonso's court evolved into modern Castilian Spanish.

This rule applied in the entire Mediterranean and is today known in the maritime law of all nations as general average.

The police "are entitled to expect the full cooperation, within the law, of all citizens, regardless of who, or where they come from," Mr. Ahern said.

Slipping in a wine from Porquerolles may be cheating, but no one complained, in conformity with the unwritten law of all such tastings: No grousing allowed.

He turned round, arms aloft and trudged back to the centre-circle with the mother-in-law of all frowns while his team-mates celebrated wildly around him.

(Among these is the ingenious notion of giving to Achilles' goddess mother, the sea nymph Thetis -- here recast as the nightmare mother-in-law of all time -- an appropriate if unanticipated voice: "I had expected chimes," Patroclus notes, "not the grinding of rocks in the surf").

But not the laws of all religions.

Cannibalism is repugnant to the laws of all countries.

Google complies completely with the tax laws of all the countries in which we have operations.