Sentence examples for missing law from inspiring English sources
A missing law student, the mother of three children, was found shot to death in a vacant lot near Detroit's abandoned Packard Plant, less than two days after being reported missing by her family.
"I miss law enforcement every breathing moment of my life," he said.
This is the part that those advocating against strict church/state separation always seem to miss: laws that presume to promote "religious freedom" can be used by anyone from any religion, not just Christianity.
It's a little known fact that Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics is missing a law: The robot shall be able to do Tai Chi.
Round Three has to do with Whitewater and the missing Rose Law Firm files; its wrap-up was long sidetracked by the Lewinsky scandal.
THE campaign's polls also showed that women distrusted Mrs. Clinton because of her role in White House scandals like the missing Rose Law Firm billing records and the firing of the travel office staff.
When he never returned, his colleagues reported him missing, and law enforcement kicked off a massive manhunt in the Adirondacks.
An Ole Miss law student once sat in on writing classes.
After Mr. Morse left, the Ole Miss law school "reverted to form," Mr. Egergon wrote, with the "patricians" back in control of the faculty.
The Jackson judge who had allegedly been influenced was Bobby DeLaughter (Ole Miss Law, '77), a Mississippi hero and a jurist uniformly regarded as thoughtful and honest.
The state bar association made its feelings clear in 1968 when he was not invited to speak at its annual meeting, though the speech by the Ole Miss law dean was historically a high point of the program.
