Sentence examples for represent the law from inspiring English sources
Until the modern era, that leader was usually a king, and the king was thought not just to represent the law of the land but, as the intermediary between God and man, to incarnate it.
Judge Jackson also criticized Block's lawyers, led by N. Louise Ellingsworth of the Bryan Cave law firm in St . Louis for making an argument in court based on law that the judge found did not accurately represent the law.
"We are not weak," Mr. Karayilan said in an interview in this village, where he and other fighters of the Kurdistan Workers Partyy, or the P.K.K., represent the law of the land, despite official claims to the contrary.
This court has determined the decisions of the district courts of appeal represent the law of this state unless and until they are overruled by this court, and therefore, in the absence of interdistrict conflict, district court decisions bind all Florida trial courts.
In general, we might regard the Danish language as Kierkegaard's umbilical attachment to the mother whereas Latin and German represent the law of the father, especially when employed in systematic scholarship (Videnskab).
On the other hand, these findings may not represent the law's true impact on cyberbullying.
E. Joshua Rosencranz, who represented the law schools in both courts, said the drubbing was a mystery.
Because that proposition represents the law at its most abstract, it provides both sides with ammunition.
A lawyer representing the law firm said Ms. Samons would not comment.
The deal was wrapped up in two weeks, said Insignia/ESG, the real estate broker that represented the law firm and the landlord, Boston Properties.
Antony White, QC, representing the law firms whose complaint to the governor sparked the process leading to the tribunal, claimed the chief justice regularly became "embroiled" in public controversy.
