Sentence examples for law word from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, I invite you to take a look at Jon Oliver's a great segment about the clinic shutdown law (word to the wise: it's not G-rated), which it includes a look at one of the building specifications--the width of their hallways.

The mother offers her light, young American son-in-law words that reflect the Old World's heavy history: "All you need is patience.

Still, Pacquiao maintained Wednesday that same-sex marriage conflicted with the law and word of God.

The law, in word and intent, is intended to offer reasonable public protection from recidivists while allowing ex-offenders legitimate opportunities to rejoin mainstream society.

(Ironically, secularism is entirely consistent with devout adherence to Islam; but for those who believe in explicitly Islamic governance and law, the word is anathema).

Among the most widely known regularities are the Zipf law of word frequency distributions [7], and the distribution of sentence lengths in a given corpus of texts [8].

In terms of copyright law, the word "publish" refers to the year in which you created the work.

The United States, Viereck wrote, should "everywhere answer illegal force with force-in-law, returning words for words and bullets for bullets".

Fault lies in the way the law was worded.

That said, Mr. Davis suggested that the senator might consider changes in the law's wording.

Because of the law's wording, this tax break goes on and on, year after year.