Sentence examples for law to know from inspiring English sources

I knew enough about the law to know it probably didn't, as the messages weren't threatening in themselves and rightly my complaint didn't lead to a prosecution, though the close, constant attention over a number of months made me feel threatened and I wanted the police to be aware in case it escalated.

In a fierce dissent, Francis Murphy argued that the reversal was absurd: "Knowledge of a comprehensive law library is unnecessary for officers of the law to know that the right to murder individuals in the course of their duties is unrecognized in this nation".

"You don't need a law to know when you step over the mark between a facilitating payment and a real bribe," said Frank Vogl, vice chairman of Transparency International, an organization that publishes an annual index that ranks countries from least to most corrupt, with the goal of increasing accountability.

She said she wanted the Houck daughters' names to be part of federal law, to know that there was some peace to a tragic story.

Using familiar lines, she told the employees to go back to China and, "If you're going to work here, it is the law to know English".

Obama also said that he wanted those who were discharged under the 1993 law to know that the U.S. deeply values their service.

His position was conservative in the very honorable sense, of which he remained proud, that it sought to restrict the court to its proper business: applying settled law to known facts.

"I do not want my mother-in-law to know," the woman said.

In other words, so long as you don't need laws to know that racism is wrong, or that sexism is wrong-.

Everything you will study in classical mechanics HAS to follow Newton's laws, so, if you are confused at a situation, try applying Newton's laws to know what forces are being applied where and there effects.

That is, to possess the concept of law is to know when the word "law" as used in its juridical sense (not the scientific sense) applies.