Sentence examples for problem a law from inspiring English sources

Ms. Johnson's own mother had a drug problem, a law enforcement official said, and Ms. Johnson had lived in foster homes since she was 11 and had tried to run away from them several times.

In an attempt to tackle the problem, a law was passed in 2000 requiring all parties to ensure that 50% of candidates in any election are women, or face financial penalties.

"The Angolans have always been obsessed with making Unita a military problem, a security problem, a law and order problem," he said, "and by denying the political dimension of the conflict I don't think one will be able to get closer to solving it".

I don't think this is a problem a law is going to fix by itself".

"I don't think this is a problem a law is going to fix by itself," Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said.

"He had a lot of problems," a law enforcement official said.

"You can't stay at such a high level of alert indefinitely without creating huge financial and manpower problems," a law enforcement official said.

Part of the problem is a law requiring oil companies to keep 70 days' worth of fuel in reserve.

"There was no problem," Mary Anne Franks, a law professor at the University of Miami, who has extensively studied Stand Your Ground, said.

Compounding the problem is a law stating that when a loan is passed to another party, that entity cannot be held liable for problems.

Not every human problem deserves a law".