Sentence examples for repeat law from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday the first hour of "Race" was solidly beaten by Fox's "House" (14.52 million viewers) at 9 p.m., but was able to win the 10 p.m. hour among total viewers against a repeat "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (11.14 million) on NBC and a new "Boston Legal" (9.92 million) on ABC.

NBC finished fourth for the night, airing a repeat "Law & Order" (1.2/3, 4.4m) at 9 and a fresh "L&O" (1.7/5,6.2m) at 10. Fox's "House" (3.6/10, 9.29m) also was down 8percentt from the previous week to its lowest-rated regular episode since its debut season.

At the same time, the governor commuted the sentences of 15 men on death row to life imprisonment without parole, cleaning the slate after an 11-year moratorium on executions prompted by evidence of repeated law enforcement and judicial abuses in capital cases.

It is possible that the ATRX mutation contributed to the oncogenic transformation through the effect of ATRX on gene expression near genomic tandem repeats (Law et al. 2010).

He rehearses their forty years of wandering; he repeats laws enunciated in Exodus and Leviticus; he threatens his audience with an outpouring of curses.

On Tuesday, it was edged out by a repeat of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit".

had been reforming its own policies to focus resources on "criminals, recent border crossers and repeat immigration law violators".

NBC was No. 1 in that category, with a two-hour "Dateline" and a repeat of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit".

NBC, which also broadcast a repeat of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (7.2 million), placed second among adults 18 to 49 and third among total viewers.

The show, with Amber Tamblyn and Jeremy Renner, trailed CBS's "CSI: NY" (which drew 12.5 million) but outperformed NBC's 10 p.m. repeat of "Law & Order" (4.7 million).

At 10, ABC's "NightlinePrime" drew 5.2 million viewers, finishing behind not only CBS's rerun but also NBC's repeat of "Law & Order: SVU" (5.7 million).