The plethora of law-and-order shows on television leave her cold, prompting her to channel-surf to a sporting event.
Critics bemoan the plethora of laws that can be employed on behalf of a vast array of special interests.
First, it would set up a regulator for private couriers, which they say is unnecessary since competition and a plethora of laws keep them in line.
Meanwhile, U.S. officials and operatives violated a plethora of laws, both domestic and international, to make this happen.
In Europe, concern over genetic discrimination has resulted in the adoption of a plethora of laws, guidelines and policies, both at the regional (Council of Europe, European Union) and national level [ 29].
It is well-established that in shaping equity decrees, federal courts are vested with broad discretionary powers, and a plethora of case law exists stating that courts may intervene to protect the integrity of free and fair elections.
A plethora of pundits, law makers and think tanks continue to criticize the Obama Administration for presiding over what appear to be persistent failures in the foreign policy arena.
Add to the above mass killings of unarmed civilians, mass death sentences, forced evictions of Sinai residents from their homes and a plethora of draconian laws that have stifled political life in Egypt.
The plethora of new laws and regulations that American politicians and regulators have introduced to make banking safer includes several concerning retail banking that seem designed to do the opposite.
Now a plethora of international laws and treaties, and the rise of the International Criminal Court (ICC) have made safe spots scarce.In the past countries such as France and Belgium argued that offering tyrants an escape route prevented bloodshed and eased transitions in their homelands.
