Sentence examples for laws as a sort from inspiring English sources

Frank and Paul presented the new marijuana laws as a sort of challenge to "those who disagree with us," noting opponents "should welcome the opportunity to put their theories to a test".

It signs up the law firms as a sort of outside contractor.

"This is easily the most boring, the most unproductive, and I guess, the most stagnated session I can remember," said State Senator David A. Paterson of Harlem, who leads the Democratic minority in the Senate, a group with little power to pass laws that serves as a sort of loyal opposition, bombarding the majority with counterproposals.

They accounted for a law as a certain sort of reason.

These activists have found an unlikely ally in Doug Ritter, head of Knife Rights, a grassroots organization devoted to getting rid of knife laws across the United States that acts as a sort of NRA of knives.

He viewed that more as a sort of law-and-order window dressing rather than as initiatives that would strike at the core of the problem..

He viewed that more as a sort of law-and-order window dressing rather than as initiatives that would strike at the core of the problem...

Now, instead, the Supreme Court acts as a sort of supra-legislature, dismissing laws that conflict with its own political agenda.

Before long Law had Warden Lawe's permission to come up to Sing Sing Wednesday afternoon as a sort of recreation director.

The law of God was not a path human beings walked as a sort of obstacle course or road map to God but rather a means to measure human shortcomings and judge them.

If the laws of nature can include either sort of association, a natural question to ask seems to be: why can't there be non-probabilistic laws strong enough to ensure determinism, and on top of them, probabilistic laws as well?