Sentence examples for serious law from inspiring English sources

But as demonstrations and bomb threats increased, more serious law enforcement operations evolved.

Apart from Uttar Pradesh, in the states of West Bengal, Orissa, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh, among others, the disputes threaten to pose serious law and order problems.

In response, the Tamil Nadu government had stopped the film's release, fearing "very serious" law and order problems across the state.

For some constituents, however unfairly, may feel a little queasy being represented by a lawmaker accused of such serious law breaking.

"Meth is the single most serious law enforcement issue that North Dakota is facing, and has ever faced," said Wayne Stenehjem, the state attorney general.

"She's just a very serious law student," said a classmate, Christopher Grace, 25. "She's always up on the reading, always participating in class".

No sensible citizen would want to deny the state the ability to go where the serious law-breakers can go.

In fact, Skien is a concrete fortress as daunting as any prison I have ever experienced and houses some of the most serious law-breakers in the country.

"I was quite surprised, I must admit," said Ian Lawson, a detective in the art and antiques unit at the Metropolitan Police Service in London, describing his first realization that rhino-horn theft had become a serious law-enforcement issue.

Unfortunately, most media outlets clung to the myth that the problem was out of control all over the country, that only desperate farmers grew poppies and that any serious law-enforcement effort would drive them into the hands of the Taliban.

The announcement reflects Congress's refusal to pass serious laws to curb greenhouse-gas emissions.