Sentence examples for law to fail from inspiring English sources
They need the law to fail to validate their enmity.
"I recognize that there are still a lot of folks — in this town at least — who are rooting for this law to fail," he said.
That's true on health care reform, where the minority leader said Democrats would not bend to Trump's demand for negotiations, lest he allow the law to fail and blame opponents for the ensuing mess.
Dewey is hardly the first major law firm to fail.
Dewey & LeBoeuf would certainly not be the first law firm to fail in recent years.
Sadly, if the law continues to fail the Palestinians, a new wave of violence in the Occupied Territories may be the result.
Even mild gun-control laws tend to fail.
To fail to abide by one's country's laws is to fail to reciprocate, to take advantage of compatriots, to act unfairly towards them.
Under such a law, "too big to fail" would become a nonissue as financial conglomerates break into their constituent parts.
But the clutch of state defunding laws looked likely to fail in the courts.
And that is why, he argued, Arizona's effort to enforce its own laws is destined to fail.
