Sentence examples for problems of law from inspiring English sources

Problems of law and order were tackled in the Statute of Winchester of 1285.

A new criminal code that went into force last year has only highlighted the problems of law enforcement.

What happened next, however, defines the problems of law enforcement in countries like Guinea-Bissau even more than does the lack of shoes and guns and cars.

When difficult problems of law later presented themselves, officials returned to the temple, in hopes that Cheng Huang would reveal the answer in a dream.

One of his colleagues told me, admiringly, that Vahanvati was a man with 'quick solutions to complex problems of law'; this makes him invaluable for a government whose trysts are mostly with crisis.

Of course you need to be proportionate, of course you need to be careful, of course you don't want to create unintended consequences where the taxpayer ends up footing more of the bill or we create more social problems or problems of law and order".

"The biggest problem we have is the problem of law, the judicial system," she said.

The problem of law school is thus the problem that all schools of higher education, even veterinary school, face.

A week before the war, he discussed the problem of law and order with a senior member of the Administration.

Rendition is justifiable because it interdicts terrorists, and terrorism is not merely a problem of law enforcement.

The problem of law school is one that is ubiquitous to higher education — the current model is inherently expensive but even today, lower-priced alternatives don't seem to meet the standards or be desired by many students.