Sentence examples for making of laws from inspiring English sources

Another line of criticism is that only people who have a say in the making of laws through their vote — that is, citizens — should be involved in applying the law.

The old Prussian would surely have approved of communist China, where the making of laws, like the forming of governments, is a procedure veiled in obscurity.

"I have come to the conclusion that the making of laws is like the making of sausages – the less you know about the process the more you respect the result".

Government consists essentially of the power to command, as expressed in the making of laws.

Bismarck once remarked that there were two processes one shouldn't observe: the making of sausages and the making of laws.

Holmes believed that the making of laws is the business of legislative bodies, not of courts, and that within constitutional bounds the people have a right to whatever laws they choose to make, good or bad, through their elected representatives.

If the judges interpret the laws themselves and suffer none else to interpret, they may easily make, of the laws, shipmen's hose!".

This can serve as a basis for making analysis of laws governing occurrence of landslide and adoption of countermeasures.

Putting aside English law that existed at the time the Constitution was framed, what use, if any, should be made of foreign law in interpreting the Constitution?

Jurisprudents want the goal-setting process to be based on, stemming from, and made of religious law (Shari'a [ʃæri:'æ]).

Having records for private sales, particularly in the growing Internet market, would make the work of law enforcement easier.