Sentence examples for reference to laws from inspiring English sources
Roberts finds Kennedy's use of the word "demean," in reference to laws denying marriage equality, to be "accusatory".
Many judges do this, though nearly all deny it, justifying their decisions instead by reference to laws and court precedents.
Under Section 5, such determinations shall be given "conclusive" effect and will "govern in the counting of the electoral votes," but only if the controversy is resolved exclusively by reference to "laws enacted prior to" election day.
Animators study this film and then, with reference to laws of physics and physiology, manipulate the Backyardigan figures on their screens until they credibly reproduce down to the last detail the dancers' sashays, waltz steps, brushes, balls and lifts.
By the same token, the question whether a state is attempting to resolve controversies over the appointment of electors by reference to "laws enacted prior to the day fixed for the appointment," or is instead attempting to impose new rules of law retroactively in violation of 3 U.S.C.
Whenever possible, this should include explicit reference to laws of nature.
The mayor's strongest reference to law and order came through a hardline stance on predatory landlords across the city.
"I don't follow all the 48 laws," he said, adding, in reference to Law 15, "Like, I've never crushed anyone totally".
Where Astbury defends her medical practice through reference to law, and MacLoughlin places Irish hospitals above religious dogma, Burke alone acknowledges the logic behind the legality.
Plato's later work makes scattered reference to law but fails to articulate a robust philosophy of law in the modern sense; what is thought to be his last work, Laws, contains many specific proposals for reforming the laws of his time but curiously fails to grapple with broader philosophical questions.
Their components would not themselves be purely empirical terms since many would be understood in terms of dispositional properties, which, in turn, involved reference to law-like generalizations.
