Sentence examples for position of law from inspiring English sources

When Sheffield United withdrew training facilities amid a public outcry the PFA stated: "We do not agree that society should impose different rules for footballers which go beyond the position of law".

Rep. Jim Costa, a Democrat representing San Joaquin Valley, said his decision on how to vote will have much to do with the position of law enforcement.

You can't have a history of illegal drug use (Marijuana use longer than three years ago will be ignored, are otherwise qualified and you didn't use any other illegal drugs, in the last ten years. This includes steroid usage. If you ever used drugs in a position of law enforcement or public trust is also a disqualification).

As for the natural law position, the Marxist view of law as ideology concedes to the natural lawyer that law is normative.

She also appointed Larry R. Parkinson, a former senior F.B.I. official, to a new position, director of law enforcement and security, to put the proposals into effect.

In attending today's conference, Mr. Knudsen said the company felt its previous refusal to negotiate was distinctly in accordance with the "sound position of upholding law and order".

"The position of UK law is now that you can permanently injure an unborn child with impunity but if you kill and unborn child, you may get a life sentence.

See also section 6 of this document where the position of administrative law viz-á-viz expressive activity is discussed.

The default position of Roman law is that Ananias's property belonged to him, but the default position of the Bible is that all property belongs to God.

We need this position of chief law enforcement officer for the nation filled so she can get busy addressing serious issues such as policing in minority communities, states' erosion of precious voting rights, repeated deaths of black men at police hands and a muddled policy on illegal immigration.

Not only is the view of law as ideology at odds with a lot of mainstream thinking about law, it seems difficult to reconcile with the central philosophical positions on the nature of law, e.g. a positivist conception of law as a set of formal rules, or a natural law conception where law is identified with moral principles.