Sentence examples for moved law from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

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

Mr. Kessler, a former Dutchess County judge, moved his law office into the Red House in the 1980's.

Some lawyers have compared the rulings to the desegregation cases — when federal judges, one by one, moved the law away from separate-but-equal and toward full equality.

Among those who moved into law, medicine and business, the gains in earnings are larger for natives than for foreign educated immigrants.

She was praised as a jurist who voted her conscience and moved the law toward protecting the rights of workers, criminal defendants, the poor and minorities.

As addicts moved in, law-abiding businesses and residents fled.