Sentence examples for law surely from inspiring English sources
"If what Richard O'Dwyer has done is illegal under UK law, surely many of the other search engines would be guilty too," he said.
"The law surely imposes liability on others besides the literal scrivenor [sic], or we are in big trouble," Kidney shot back in an e-mail.
But the law surely has raised and dashed a lot of hopes, and these are the early days — the sweeping changes that are the law's hallmark don't come until 2014.
"Ought one man to own another, law for or not, who made the law, surely the poor slave did not, so it is wicked, and a horrible Outrage, there is no sense in it," she stated and queried, all at once.
However, singling out slavery or rules governing marriage or punishments for a handful of crimes as constituting the enactment of "authentic" Islamic law surely reflects a distorted notion of a Muslim polity.
Such well-meaning laws surely don't end up harming animals as well, do they?
Marc Perkel, San Bruno, California Knocking down laws Surely it would not "wreak havoc" on civil liberties to ask a jury whether a given C.I.A. agent "knowingly and intentionally committed an act that he believed to be illegal," as Harvey Silverglate suggests ("Prosecute at your peril," Views, April 24).
A change in law could surely whisper like that.
Such a law would surely be challenged in court.
Tension between them is inevitable; but a redrafted law could surely deal fairly with both.
It is not just that international law, which surely applies in this case, is less generous towards targeted assassination.
