Sentence examples for picking law from inspiring English sources

Now that it appears that they are likely to rejoin the government, people have wondered, here and elsewhere, whether we should worry about picking law enforcement officials from the ranks of those whose résumés include stints prosecuting and defending the same sorts of people.

I picked law because it was much shorter, it took only four years, instead of eight years for medicine".

Although taxi drivers responding to the association's Twitter account accused the body of cherry picking the laws it supports and ignoring those it does not.

Fannie Mae requires servicers to pick a law firm from a list of 167 "retained attorneys".

Mr. Grandage is no high-minded opponent of casting stars; after all, he picked Mr. Law for "Hamlet".

Formal democratic equality requires that all long-term residents of a political society be eligible to become citizens and that all citizens are eligible to vote and stand for office in free and fair elections that pick law-makers for the society.

I'm a mom and I think it's important to be a role model for my kids in the law-abidance category -- and we don't get to pick which laws we want to follow.

"By and large," he said, "I'm going to be picking from the law schools that basically are the hardest to get into.

This is true of traditional debt, as well as debtlike things like swaps, where the International Swaps and Derivatives master agreement calls for a binary choice between these two jurisdictions when picking the applicable law that will govern.

AMSTERDAM — People of this free-spirited Dutch city, known for its legal prostitution and easy marijuana, have found another pastime that flirts with convention and the law: picking locks.

Representative Tom Marino, Republican of Pennsylvania, criticized those who opposed the bill, saying they just wanted to "cherry pick" the laws they wanted to enforce and who they wanted to enforce them.