Sentence examples similar to led laws from inspiring English sources

A suspect in a double shooting in Cotton County, Okla., led law enforcement officials on a chase before shooting himself in the mouth Saturday afternoon.

The St Paul and Minneapolis departments, which led law enforcement efforts at the protests, have arrested 430 people in the last several days.

This served him well when he returned to Newcastle in 1978 to lead Laws through a time of crisis and prepare it for eventual sale.

These mistakes make it much more difficult for people with criminal records to lead law-abiding lives, feed their families and be productive members of their communities.

Leading law firm, Clifford Chance, has introduced a "blind CV" policy for final interviews with all potential recruits, where the educational background of the interviewee is withheld.

"It's not because the program is particularly oriented toward China," said Robert C Divine, who leads law firm Baker Donelson's global immigration group.

Leading law firm Dundas & Wilson has outlined a "new strategic direction" in a bid to turn around falling turnover and profits.

Leading law professors and first amendment experts think it violates the prior restraint doctrine that protects free speech.

Leading law firms in Canada, Brazil, and the U.S. continue to represent those affected despite Chevron's threats.

The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups, wrote this week that Guandolo's training could lead law enforcement officers to violate the civil liberties of Muslims in America. .

In Germany, this belief has led to laws which at times seem odd to foreigners.