Sentence examples for law of things from inspiring English sources

The second book deals with the law of things: the regulation of property rights—ownership, usufruct, and servitudes.

The schemata of the five books that were prepared in Rome universal norms, personal law, law of things, penal law, and procedural law were proposed in the years 1912 14 to all those who would ordinarily be summoned to an ecumenical council, and with their observations were then reworked in the cardinals' commission.

To avoid 'Murphy's Law' of things going wrong, they would do things like take web servers and hard reboot them just to see if they would restart themselves.

We can either flow with it or we can pretend like it's not supposed to happen and every time, have our asses kicked because we're expecting it to stay good and that's just not the natural law of things.

But he has been just what the show needed, bringing a soulfulness and subtlety to the "Law" side of things that had been missing since the days of Jerry Orbach and, especially, Chris Noth.

Parks officials are also scratching their heads about how the new rules will affect enforcement of laws on things like gun permits, which vary widely and will still hold sway even on federal park lands, and wildlife poaching.

And I suspect over time that … ownership would revert back to the site; you know, there it's like possession is nine tenths of the law kind of thing.

Like, "lets get together and change this bike law" kind of thing.

"It is interesting that he appointed someone from the law enforcement side of things," said Craig Gurian, who co-wrote the 1991 revision in the civil rights laws.

The first thing that disappears in Nome, it seems to me, is the natural law and order of things.

More than 2,000 weapons walked out of gun shops because the ATF believed that busting an important gun-running operation would, for the first time, heighten ATF's role and value in the federal law enforcement scheme of things.