Sentence examples for law responds from inspiring English sources

The law responds to a genuine need.

The social milieu must change, the law responds afterwards.

Anne-Marie Irwin, from law firm Irwin Mitchell, representing the family of P, said: "The law responds to the most sensitive of cases, and it is important that all the expert medical evidence is analysed so that [his] best interests can be protected.

"I'm fine," Law responded with a smile.

The University of Southern California and the University of California Hastings College of the Law responded by increasing their own curves last school year.

My mother, who is of a certain age and generally has the utmost respect for the law, responded severely.

The Pilot, the newspaper of the Boston Archdiocese, whose publisher is Cardinal Law, responded with an editorial.

To that end, in late November, he helped organize a Pace Law School symposium called "Public Health and the Law: Responding to Terrorism and Other Public Health Emergencies in New York".

But Senator Orrin G. Hatch, the Utah Republican who is a chief sponsor of the 1994 law, responded, "It is extremely hard to take action if you never try".

Patricia A. Millett, a lawyer for several groups challenging the Arizona law, responded that "statements under oath in criminal cases are proof beyond a reasonable doubt" sufficient to lead to the death penalty.

Raimondo Soragni, mayor of a small town in the north of Italy, Finale Emilia, near Modena, said that he's ready to sign a law responding to the European court's decision, imposing the crucifix in every classroom in his town.