Sentence examples similar to running law from inspiring English sources
The old boys who run law and investment banking are typically less creative in their misconduct.
"So I had dinner with him, and when we had coffee I said to him, 'Do you want to run "Law and Order"?' And he said yes.
Spadaccini, who writes business law books and runs law Web sites, says he has appealed.
Many Rathkeale Travellers run law-abiding businesses specializing in home repairs, vehicle sales, or market trading.
Many Rathkeale Travellers run law-abiding businesses specialising in home repairs, vehicle sales or market trading.
Liberals dislike her support for strong executive power and her outreach to conservatives while running the law school.
A lawyer-turned-rabbi pleaded guilty to running a law firm that profited from a large immigration fraud scheme.
Like any business, running a law firm or consultancy is all about getting the most out of each hour slogged.
A result was a more typical thriller, "The Firm," about a mob-run law firm.
In the long run, law enforcement initiatives that risk the privacy and well-being of innocent people are seldom successful.
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) was, until about 1965, considered one of the most highly professional and best-run law agencies in the country.
