Sentence examples for relation to law from inspiring English sources

"No attempt at blackmail in relation to law enforcement is permissible," Mr. Putin said at that time.

"When I became mayor it was clear I could use the knowledge I had in relation to law and order but also people," says Mallon.

"No attempt at blackmail in relation to law enforcement is permissible, just as limits on freedoms of speech and of the mass media are not permissible," it said.

According to dictionary.com (//www.dictionary.com), the definition of a "brief" (in relation to law) is "a formal outline listing main contentions along with supporting evidence and documentation".

The question is underexplored in relation to law, where we are concerned with the normative effect of actual arrangements.

The motion was "not about abolishing extradition, which is vital to international efforts in relation to law enforcement; it's about whether, in taking the fight to the terrorists and the serious criminals after 9/11, the pendulum swung too far the other way," he insisted.

Frederick Schauer (2003) argues this thesis in relation to laws and uses the speed limit as an example.

There have been several disagreements over the meaning of natural law and its relation to positive law.

"We are talking about judges in the UK having more power than they do, certainly in relation to EU law and human rights law," Wright acknowledged.

"We are talking about judges in the UK having more power than they do, certainly in relation to EU law and human rights law," Wright told the Guardian.

Nevertheless, it is in virtue of their relation to natural law that they "have the force of law and impose themselves on conscience" (Les droits de l'homme, pp. 90-1).