Sentence examples for law zones from inspiring English sources

Violence and theft have been endemic in the banlieues for more than 20 years and the police have kept out of these "no law zones".

"This is slowly becoming a default reaction in emergency situations - the only way to stop a situation is an overwhelming force and turning large sections of cities into martial law zones".

"There was an editorial cartoon in The Newark Star-Ledger that depicted a gate outside the Guantánamo Bay Naval Base with the words 'No Law Zone.' I am uncomfortable with no-law zones".

I visit the two-room office and Ksenia Zhivago, 25, shows me the work Zona Prava – or Law Zone – is doing on a prison map.

The law would permit martial-law zones where civilian officials would be subordinate to regional police and military commanders.

Marc Levy, a lawyer for the International League Against Racism, expressed "great satisfaction" with the ruling, saying the judge had "rendered a service to the Internet," which ran the risk of becoming a "no-law zone".

As much as these heartfelt paeans to God's law and zones of protectiveness are beautiful, rambling sentiments, what the reporters really want to know is why he disappeared and lied to his staff.

"They are protected under international law as zones of peace.

They disappear into yet more law-free zones for further interrogation.

"It's very easy to comprehend exactly what David was dealing with at the time of the shooting," said Richard A. Johnston, a regional law enforcement zone officer with the Fish and Wildlife Service, who traveled from his home in Kansas to attend Mr. Grove's funeral.

From a tactical operations center in an adjacent combat outpost, a company of Special Forces conducted rule of law "white zone" operations: clearing villages of Taliban, persuading elders to seek formal justice, and then handing the territory over to the army before moving on to new villages.