Sentence examples for law politely from inspiring English sources

Either lay down the law (politely and with a big smile) or endure two solid hours of Angelina the Freestyle Ballerina.

It's an attempt to break the law politely, as though acknowledging that you are breaking the law somehow mitigates the fact that you are breaking the law, when, in fact, it just draws attention to it.

"I'm an American!" When Mr. Kamara made it to his hearing room, he presented his license and his documents and began explaining why the tickets should not have been written, but the administrative law judge politely cut him off.

These ranged from people shouting racial slurs like 'sand nigger' to waving guns and decrying Sharia law to politely asking Muslim Americans many of whom were born in America why they can't just go back to their own country.

Does the note sound like anyone you know, say a law-abiding, politely passive-aggressive West Hollywood resident with insider knowledge of musical casting norms and an inability to distinguish Australian accents from British ones?

Cochran, who has a law degree, listened politely to the delegation's complaints.

But when a man came to a branch of the Opportunity International Bank in Malawi and demanded the savings of his recently widowed sister-in-law, the branch manager politely declined and asked him to leave.

Alexander Anolik, a San Francisco lawyer who specializes in travel law, advises customers to ask (politely) to be put on another carrier.

Beyond some lightly comic meet-the-parents awkwardness seen in a Thanksgiving Day flashback, the members of the extended Hines clan welcome their new in-law to the family — some politely if uncomfortably, some with relaxed warmth.

Those are bold words from a daughter-in-law, yome in Japanese, or more politely, oyome-san.

Thomas Carothers of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a think-tank in Washington, DC, wrote a paper politely entitled "Promoting the Rule of Law Abroad: The Problem of Knowledge".