Sentence examples for law reason from inspiring English sources

One might argue that a disobedient's conviction and commitments, which make it very difficult for her both to adhere to norms that violate those commitments and to desist from using effective means of protest, are facts about her circumstances that give the law reason to show mercy toward her.

Defining civilization in nineteenth-century liberal terms as a society governed by the rule of law, reason, and the "principles of religion and morality," he couched the history of disease prevention within a teleological narrative of social, cultural, and moral progress.

Instead of having gold and silver be the coins of the realm, Law reasoned, why not print money?

As a hunter with an A rating from the National Rifle Association, Mr. Manchin gave advocates for new weapons laws reason for optimism after he said last month that gun firepower and magazine capacity might need to be limited.

By law, no reason needed to be given.

So those who invoke Islamic law as reason to keep women oppressed will be further emboldened".

In contrast, he advocated a faith based on natural law and reason.

I learned from "Legally Blonde" that "the law is reason free from passion".

For Jude Law, the reason was more prosaic: he couldn't cope with the costume.

"Too many Americans go to too many prisons for far too long, and for no truly good law enforcement reason," Mr. Holder said.

In Mr. Holder's words, "too many Americans go to too many prisons for far too long, and for no truly good law enforcement reason".