Sentence examples for laws by which from inspiring English sources

The African people were not part of the Government and did not make the laws by which they were governed.

The African people were not part of the government and did not make the laws by which they were governed.

The Incas had three laws by which they tried to live: don't steal, don't lie and don't be lazy.

He discovered the laws by which the performance of the model could be extrapolated to the ship when both have the same geometrical shape.

But in the end, I believe that they also understand that this is a nation of laws by which all must abide.

There are no laws by which all community members must abide and, mercifully, there's no police force to ensure that community members follow the wishes of the leadership.

"Instead, cruelty is the law by which the people are ruled, a law designed to break our spirits.

Ijma is one of the four essential predicates of Shari'a law by which it grants divine fiat.

3. Describe, for a section of a government textbook, the law by which the California recall ballot is made possible.

Isis is operating what it says is a "spoils of war" code under Sharia law by which fighters take the houses and assets of opponents who have fled.

It is setting a new standard for brutality and mayhem: there is not a single principle of international, Iraqi or human-rights law by which it abides.