Sentence examples for law suggests from inspiring English sources

Case law suggests this is a very fine line".

And even this ill-considered law suggests that Mr. Horne has badly overreached.

Likewise, a well-understood physical law suggests that a warming atmosphere should hold more moisture.

How did British politics descend to this? Bagehot's law suggests that the reason is risk-aversion.

In such a circumstance, the law suggests that the onus is on the target to immediately revoke his combatant status.

(European law suggests that, since Yussuf entered the continent in Italy, that is where he should register).

The Oklahoma law suggests that the state as a whole consume no more water in 2060 than it does now.

Common law suggests that there is a "breach in the causal chain" when another human will intervenes.

Moore's law suggests that the size of transistors (and also their cost) halves every 18 months or so.

They say the Florida law suggests that certification gives a new presumption of validity to the results that is not present during the protest phase.

His mother-in-law suggests that he suffers from self-loathing: he "makes a lot of noise because he is terrified of the silence within".