Sentence examples for strength of law from inspiring English sources

They overwhelmed the local police, set fire to cars and stormed a police station six miles from the center of Herat, raising questions about the strength of law in a corner of western Afghanistan and in one of the first cities that has made the formal transition to Afghan-led security.

The long game delivered about 18.7 million viewers in prime-time Nielsen estimates, and against a number of repeats spread across the schedule, ABC was a dominant No. 1 in total viewers and adults 18 to 49. NBC placed second in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49 on the strength of "Lage& Order: Special Victims Unit" at 10 p.m., which drew 15.2 million viewers.

The strength of laws and the attractiveness of the economic area were enough to let it grow as a peace project deep into eastern Europe.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) does have a policy that addresses the abuse of disabled people, but without the additional strength of laws around hate crime and hate speech.

"Europe is now governed by the strength of the law rather than by the law of the strong," Gauck said.

But she warned: "There are still forces that believe in the supposed law of the strong and disregard the strength of the law".

As New Yorkers face the insult of paying permit fees to dutifully follow the law in renovating their historic properties, the strength of that law seems ever weaker.

Strikingly, she has leaned in the direction of alarm, twice paraphrasing Schröder to needle the Americans with the refrain that Germany did not believe in the law of the strongest but in the strength of the law.

De Maizière said perpetrators of racist violence would feel the full strength of the law.

The report said this revealed a failure in the strength of the law.

"The ultimate strength of a law can sometimes better be tested by its flexibility than by its rigidity," they wrote.