Sentence examples for laws round from inspiring English sources

In his book "From Hope to Higher Ground," which was published in January by Center Street, he wrote, "It would be sheer folly to attempt to suddenly impose a strict enforcement of existing laws, round up 12 million people, march them across the border, and expect them to stay".

Rangers' unrelenting pressure paid off five minutes before the interval when Law rounded Gerry McLauchlan to score.

And Law rounded things off with a superb long-range curler in 84 minutes.

Where would we be today if the government, enjoying powers of perfect surveillance and enforcement, had — entirely within the law — rounded up, imprisoned, and shamed all of these lawbreakers?

The fact that Mr. Zimmerman was studying criminal justice in college and seemed eager for a career in law or law enforcement rounded out the prosecution's portrait of a would-be vigilante.

Meanwhile, the state has enacted one of the country's toughest laws to punish employers who hire illegal immigrants, and the county sheriff here in Phoenix has been enforcing federal immigration laws by rounding up people living here illegally.

Murray found camaraderie in the Butcher Tjapanangka brothers – bassist Sammy and drummer Gordon – with Rrurrambu (Sammy's brother-in-law) rounding out the band lineup on lead vocals and didgeridoo.

Nonetheless, after the Sousse massacre a sweeping antiterrorism law allowed the police to round up suspects and hold them for as long as two weeks without charge.

A class action specialist, Pomerantz Law, has rounded up 32 major investors seeking financial compensation for the losses they incurred on their shares.

Under the 1953 leprosy prevention law, Japan rounded up thousands of patients and forced them to live in sanatoriums located in mountains or on remote islands, although the practice had been commonplace since the turn of the century.

Commemorated as Bad Friday, law enforcement rounded up, beat, and arrested Rastafarians.