Sentence examples for laws whose from inspiring English sources

And our plans will become congealed laws whose errors will only appear over time.

The move would represent a significant shift in Switzerland's banking secrecy laws, whose tradition dates to the Middle Ages.

In his 1988 pamphlet "A Guide to Shatnez," Rabbi Dovid Loebenstein wrote: "There is a body of laws whose rationale the human mind can appreciate.

But neither seems overly concerned about the people whose reputations have been damaged or the institutions and laws whose legitimacy has been called into question.

It also stems from an untested separation of powers, opaque back-room agreements and a loose fidelity to the country's laws, whose interpretation often depends on who is reading them.

By pure mathematical deduction, Newton showed that these two general laws (whose empirical basis rested in the laboratory) implied, when applied to the celestial realm, Kepler's three laws of planetary motion.

I have in-laws whose French I can usually follow.

I kept going: true friends; collegial colleagues; in-laws whose home, where I spend Thanksgiving, has come to feel like home.

He said his brother and his two in-laws, whose room had two beds and a mattress on the floor, spent their days on street corners looking for construction work, but had found precious little of late.

CALLING LADY GAGA The humanity-at-its-worst genre of television may have achieved a new low with the A&E reality series "Monster In-Laws," whose title pretty much says it all.

Alabama is far from alone in passing a law whose express aim is misery and panic.