On a small number of occasions law-breakers attempted crimes, but were dealt with by the patrols.
The money raised from these share issues was used to repay the government's debts; on occasion, Law's bank lent investors the money to buy shares.Turn this into modern economic jargon and Law could be described as creating a stimulus package for French economic activity.
There, he describes various praiseworthy or blameworthy traits of character, before giving a general warning to all citizens to avoid excessive self-love as "the greatest of all evils" and "the cause of all of each man's wrongdoings on every occasion" (Laws 731D6-E5).
As I've said on many occasions, the law should follow where the evidence leads.
Though it will feel like it on occasions, studying law is not just about Red Bull-fuelled library nights, jargon-filled lectures, book-burdened bags and headache-inducing judgments.
But at least on this occasion the law quickly put the transgressor behind bars.
The story is the least of this film -- really it's a rather insidery riff on the British gangster genre and an occasion for Law to run with an outrageous and hilarious mo fo in a genre not short on them.
It is not just staff, but spouses, dependants and even, on occasion, in-laws who might find their financial dealings under scrutiny.
The revival meeting "was to be a joyous occasion" among law-biding congregants, none of whom had a criminal record, Mr. Kuby said.
While I believe that on occasion, the laws of the gospel can help to live a peaceful, purposeful life and that this will often lead to learning lessons that aid in keeping a job, I do not think that becoming rich is a proper goal of a Christian.
One of the few occasions when the law was tested was in 2006, when Eurotunnel, which operates the tunnel linking Britain and France, was given court protection to restructure its debts.
