Sentence examples for move law from inspiring English sources

NBC will also move "Law & Order" to Mondays at 10, starting March 1.

"Most local governments move law enforcement, counterterrorism and intelligence programs down on the priority list because their municipality has not yet been directly affected by an attack," the report said.

The Wednesday scheduling requires moving "Law and Order" out of its normal 10 p.m. time period.

The police killings of Eric Garner and Michael Brown have moved law enforcement up the political agenda.

The moving grid displacements follows the same moving law of the body, and its shape does not change during the simulation.

Toobin calls Roberts an "apostle of change," seeking to move the law dramatically to the right, and Obama a "conservative" who wants the courts to leave politics alone.

There is nothing new or exceptional about tension between lawyers seeking to move the law in a particular direction and those focused on representing a particular client.

This so-called Move Over law is effective in all 50 states.

He accused scientists touting the procedure as "spin doctors" using the "emotional blackmail" of suffering babies to move the law.

Oklahoma City University is moving its law school downtown to be closer to the courthouse, legal agencies and law firms.

After a spell at the Bank of England, I moved to law firm Clifford Chance.