Sentence examples for law run from inspiring English sources

By 2025 new vehicles must, by law, run at an average efficiency of 54.5 miles per gallon.

Mr. Kortlander, who is suing to have the seized pieces returned, described the investigation as "federal law run amok".

Cars are becoming increasingly fuel-efficient (see chart 1): by 2025 new vehicles must, by law, run at an average 54.5 miles per gallon (mpg).

Pussy Riot is the flash point where logic and law run head-on into the old-school Russian "nadryv" — a kind of plaintive hysteria that grips the culture every so often.

Highways with billboards that proclaim, "If the forest grows, Chile grows; obey the forestry law," run for mile after mile past fragrant groves of trees that are uniformly spaced and nearly identical in height.

Demand for social services of all sorts is rising faster than revenues, partly because Texas has one of the highest proportions of school-age children in the United States.Since the state must by law run a balanced budget, the contrast between lagging revenues and rising spending cannot show up as a deficit.

Here on Merseyside, Parkinson's Law runs wild.

The law runs against Mercosur's letter and spirit, said the government.

"Down by Law" runs through Sept. 26 at the Eric Firestone Gallery, 4 Newtown Lane, East Hampton.

To Brennan, most of these cases have a bright line of First Amendment law running through them.

Passed last year, the law runs to 2,319 pages, but it is little more than a statement of intent.