Sentence examples for not of law from inspiring English sources

Against him ranged the forces, not of law and order, but of chaos and violence.

The whole press release had the ring not of law but of political propaganda.

Here the case is heard by one judge who nominates two lay assessors, usually prominent members of the public, to help with issues of fact, not of law.

He was having a direct crack at their readers too, and at prejudice more broadly, and that's a matter not of law but of how social norms are set and broken in a digital age.

Indeed, some lead experts suggest that the recent decline in violent crime is a function not of law enforcement, but of the falling lead levels in children born after 1980.

President Obama deported more people than any of his immediate predecessors did — a record that is a stain on his legacy — but he did change course during his second term, to insure that ICE prioritized the deportations of felons, not of law abiders.

We in the Garden State have a government of people and not of laws, the simplest definition of tyranny.

The restrictions are a matter not of laws — on issues like gender equality, the laws are more progressive than in most Arab countries — but of social norms.

Sounds great on paper, but the sorry saga of Port Chester shows that when it comes to real estate, we have a government not of laws but of politicians.

Iraq is a government of men, not of laws.

Paralysis, however, is not part of Law's DNA.