Sentence examples for long time law from inspiring English sources

For the first time in a long time, "Law & Order" was Wednesday's most-watched show, with an estimated audience of 12.07 million.

For a long time, law enforcement drew little distinction between prostitutes and pimps.

Alain is considering marrying his beautiful, rather chilly long-time law partner, Laurence (Nathalie Richard), who complains repeatedly about the obvious fact that he doesn't especially desire her, even when they make love.

Upon his arrest, Mr. Majcher said he had been selling the items for "a long time," a law enforcement official said.

Unfortunately there are still teens every day who can't wait for some long time coming "law of the land" to put to rest the battle they are fighting emotionally and spiritually.

"It's important to put the Pulse shooting in historical context not to minimize the terror wreaked by a disturbed and bigoted individual's easy access to military-grade weapons, but to recognize that gun culture in the U.S. has gone hand in hand with violent hatred for a long time," USC law professor Ariela Gross wrote Tuesday in a Wall Street Journal op-ed. .

It has taken a long time for international law and jurisdictions to deal with this.

Consumers have waited a very long time for the law to catch up with developments in the credit market.

For a long time reverence for law, one of the strongest features in Lincoln's character, and a deep sense of the rights of his slave-holding fellow-countrymen, restrained his actions within the narrowest bounds.

Moreover, because cessation of fishing does not automatically produce equal selection pressures in the opposite direction, paying off this 'Darwinian debt' (Cookson 2004) may take a long time (Conover 2000; Law 2000).

Now, if you want to change the laws, you've been there a long time, change the laws.