Sentence examples for lets law from inspiring English sources

Michigan lets law enforcement agencies keep almost all the money in these cases, which creates huge incentive problems.

No one wants to have hired the cheaper firm in a high-stakes lawsuit.But perhaps the most important rationale for discounting is that it lets law firms charge different prices to different clients, depending on their willingness to pay.

The bicameral bill would sew up what its sponsors call a "legal Bermuda Triangle," one that lets law enforcement agents conduct what would otherwise be unconstitutional searches of devices, like laptops and smartphones, that belong to U.S. citizens.

Last week Romney called that policy a "model" for the nation, even though it lets law enforcement randomly check documents and detain people without cause.

"I wanted to let law enforcement know about rap's inner workings," he says.

"Let's let law enforcement investigate the case and as new facts emerge the dialogue can change," he urged.

If the court so finds, it should be instructed to let Lawn's conviction stand, and if it finds otherwise, to grant him a new trial.

Either you let law enforcement get into encrypted devices and run the risk of letting others find a similar way in, or you don't.

Therefore, they felt that it was incumbent upon them to report only to the bureau and to let law enforcement make the decision about what information to disseminate.

They are not supposed to take matters into their own hands, [they should] let law enforcement take the risk approaching a suspect," she said.

The Amber alert system would let law enforcement agencies share information quickly and pass it to the public over the airwaves.