Sentence examples for laws on display from inspiring English sources
United States Archivist David Ferriero said he hoped to put the Nuremberg Laws on display in Washington by Sept. 15, the 75th anniversary of their signing by Adolf Hitler.
The dangerous folly of these laws was on display in the Trayvon Martin shooting, and will again be on display when Republicans gather for their presidential convention in Tampa this August.
The collective presence of law enforcement officers on display seems to clearly outnumber a disparate group of several thousand demonstrators supporting a dizzying array of causes.
The initiative to build the statue was led by Arkansas Senator Jason Rapert, who sponsored a 2015 law to display it on state grounds.
Every game sold in stores is required by law to display an age rating on the box.
In the release, Brewer also takes aim at Obama for his administration's opposition to Arizona's controversial immigration law, a position put on display last year when the Department of Justice sued the state.
A massive federal and local law enforcement presence was on display at the scene of the shooting, with agents from the FBI; the Department of Homeland Security; and the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms, and Explosives present alongside dozens of officers from surrounding municipalities.
The president's decision to appear with police officers at the academy here was intended to put on display the law enforcement community's support for tougher gun laws.
Law: Photographs from the New York Law Journal 1988-1990," an unusual show now on display at the law school, at 55 Fifth Avenue.
His condoning of the imprisonment of David Hicks at Guantánamo Bay without trial for five years, and the subsequent gagging of Hicks until after the election, suggested a growing contempt for human rights and the rule of law that was most frighteningly on display with his anti-terrorism legislation, much criticised for its provisions of secret trials and imprisonment.
