Sentence examples for law sustained from inspiring English sources

Only by covertly manipulating procedures and blatant jury-tampering was the rule of law sustained over the competing customs of the sea, which had long regarded cannibalism as justifiable in these circumstances.

Run by his daughter, Hadeel, it publishes the Ibrahim Index of African Governance, which ranks governments by their ability to ensure rule of law, sustained economic opportunity and human rights protections.

But he also ran into to trouble with the law, sustaining criminal convictions for joyriding at age 19 and misdemeanor drug possession at 24.

The laws sustained the notion that matter moves regularly (in a straight line) and that upon impact bits of matter alter their motions in regular ways something that happens constantly in the full universe (the "plenum") conceived by Descartes.

These laws sustain life, but they also govern the extinction of species.

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It means developing a set of norms and rules by which most states will abide, preferably made explicit in international law and sustained by international organisations.

The rule of law has sustained us for more than 200 years and I am confident that it is more than strong enough to meet the current challenge as well.

Of the remaining defendants, six have pleaded guilty to violations of tax and securities laws that sustained the scheme.

Mr. Ryan's 2013 budget proposal sought to remove the resolution authority provision saying, "While the authors of the Dodd-Frank Act went to great lengths to denounce bailouts, this law only sustains them".

Rabbi Ephraim Oshry, whose interpretations of religious law helped sustain Lithuanian Jews during Nazi occupation and were buried in tin cans for retrieval and publication after the Holocaust, died on Sept. 28 at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan.