Sentence examples for put to law from inspiring English sources

My heart bleeds for my fellow peers and so, like a fairy godmother, I have conjured up advised responses to a few of the most common questions put to law students.

It is put to Laws that it undermines the principle that a government should stay in power only while it commands the support of the Commons, and thus disenfranchises the electorate.

Parker's position emboldened critics, including conservative pastors and pro athletes, who successfully pushed to have the law put to a vote.

But the law was put to wide use only in the few states with Communist governments.

He demanded that they be put to death "under the sacred law of Islam".

In filing the suits, Microsoft is putting to use laws in Washington state and the U.K. that allow Internet service providers sue spammers and reach across international barriers.

Italy's Constitutional Court is now deciding whether or not to put the law to a referendum.

But union leaders and Democrats — and a group calling itself We Are Ohio — spent months collecting more than 900,000 valid signatures (hundreds of thousands more than needed) to put the law to a vote in a statewide referendum in November.

So whatever Roosevelt wanted to put into law had to have Southern approval.

They will have to put into law their determination to get a grip on public finances.

Whether or not the Obama administration will be able to put into law legislation comprobable to the Gun Control Act or Brady Act will depend largely on Congress.