Sentence examples for like laws from inspiring English sources

"But we don't like laws like New York's unitrust law".

"Europe is a place where laws come from", says one politician, "and he doesn't like laws".

Why? Unions don't like laws that allow Americans to work independently.

They actually like laws that disarm everyone else because it gives them an advantage over everyone else".

But as the saying goes: if you like laws and sausages, you should never watch either one being made".

Many people retain an interest in politics – we all would like laws made to suit us – but fewer and fewer people seem interested in being politicians.

All the way through college, I was like, "Law, law, law".

Halstead's software science postulates that there exist physics-like laws that obey each piece of software.

In the UK, we got DMCA-like laws through the EUCD.

These objects are governed by a set of roughly Earth-like laws of physics that simulate conservation of momentum, gravity, and elasticity in collisions and so on.

The conference to which you refer was mainly devoted to documenting and chronicling widespread fabrication of cases and the use of sedition-like laws to suppress dissenting voices across the country.