Sentence examples for laws away from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crompton points out that by the Enlightenment, in Roman Catholic countries anticlerical feeling swept ancient antisodomy laws away, along with the church's authority.

As a sign of the conservative direction of the debate in the House, its Judiciary Committee recently approved a bill to enforce immigration laws away from the nation's borders that was much tougher than anything from the Senate.

"He literally deals with the law away from sectarianism and partisanship.

"I will do everything in my power to ensure that no one 'deals' that law away".

The Human Rights Act 1998 marked an important change in the orientation of the common law away from a law of duties and toward a law of rights.

Some lawyers have compared the rulings to the desegregation cases — when federal judges, one by one, moved the law away from separate-but-equal and toward full equality.

At 46, he has been an important architect of a shift in American law away from strict separation of church and state.

Binoche is beguiling; believable both as a single mother on an estate and as a woman who could prise a man as handsome as Law away from his partner, played by Robin Wright Penn.

Within the levee, both sandstone thickness and the overall proportion of sandstone decrease according to a power law away from the channel axis.

The Texas Supreme Court has issued an order allowing Louisiana lawyers to have a temporary office in Texas to practice Louisiana law away from the home state.

A Supreme Court ruling upholding the Ninth Circuit's invalidation of Prop 8 would certainly have national implications that would take American marital law away from its current status quo.