Sentence examples for law to put from inspiring English sources

Congress should reform our tax law to put the brakes on further inequality.

"The Home Secretary is there to uphold the law; to put justice before popularity.

A law to put Social Security "off budget" was enacted but proved ineffective because the political process concentrates on the overall budget balance.

Companies are required by law to put new money into their pension funds each year, but states and local governments are not.

At the risk of spoiling his cheerful plan, I feel obliged to point out that it's against the law to put corpses on bonfires.

Some fancy West Indian restaurants make very good jerk rubs, but they are too mindful of the law to put a charcoal grill out on the sidewalk.

The specter of a settlement that could run into the hundreds of millions of dollars has already moved Wilpon and Katz, who are brothers-in-law, to put 25 percent of the club up for sale.

It was Modi who persuaded movie stars, tycoons (and his own brother-in-law) to put in millions of dollars to buy franchises, and then, for sums unheard of, cricketers from around the world in a televised auction.

At the rehearsal dinner at Lut ce, if he wanted to, Oliver could have charmed the jewelry off my aunt's throat, persuaded my future father-in-law to put up seed money for his new yet growing folk-art collection and levitated the room.

The state has now adopted a series of laws to put those goals into practice.

Then Congress must rewrite several laws to put those changes into effect.