Sentence examples for sort of law from inspiring English sources

There should be some sort of law to ensure those dogs have to be muzzled.

The second sort of law, he suggested, would be analogous to the individual mandate.

What sort of law is this, this absurd, indiscriminate, catch-all, fishing trawler type of law?

They let the lobster be the star, which should be some sort of law in the lobster roll business.

It does not hang on his office wall, since it's not the sort of law enforcement he likes best.

He added, "It would be sort of law enforcement and national security malpractice not to also be going at it this way".

He viewed that more as a sort of law-and-order window dressing rather than as initiatives that would strike at the core of the problem..

Most of his siblings went to college and started businesses, becoming the sort of law-abiding people who are the mortar of society, neighbors and relatives said.

He viewed that more as a sort of law-and-order window dressing rather than as initiatives that would strike at the core of the problem...

Each train, the officials added, will have some sort of law-enforcement presence, and bomb-sniffing dogs will patrol many of the trains.

But it is a roadmap to the sort of laws that the new generation of Democrats would like to enact if and when they take power.