Sentence examples for making law and from inspiring English sources

Douglas, himself the author of an academic book called "The Memory of Judgment: Making Law and History in the Trials of the Holocaust," knows this terrain well and can be refreshingly unsanctimonious about the politics of war memorials.

Lieberman's introduction of the bill almost surely has more to do with his being a Democratic hopeful in the 2004 Presidential election than with any serious attempt at making law, and Valenti wanted to capture press attention, and, perhaps, show his employers that the ratings system was really not his sacred cow.

In his new book, "The Memory of Judgment: Making Law and History in the Trials of the Holocaust," Lawrence Douglas, associate professor in the department of law, jurisprudence and social thought at Amherst College, claims that Arendt's view of a trial's purpose was plain wrong.

Discusses how the mayor made law-and-order a major issue by calling televised news conferences at which he discussed the week's crimes.

Of course, people like Abu-Jamal tend to make law-and-order types very, very angry.

Making laws and regulations clear will go a long way.

It is a "right" of making laws and enforcing them for "the public good".

When elections draw near, he gripes, they stop making laws and start grandstanding.

He was an absolute ruler of the island, making laws and controlling all employment.

Sometimes the weight of all that Norwegian order can be suffocating: "Our government is making laws and rules to protect ourselves against ourselves," she said.

"Berlusconi tried to use his political power to defend himself, making laws and using his position as prime minister to delay trials.