Sentence examples for subject law from inspiring English sources

Often, when I'm asked to select my subject (law, hardly unheard of) from a drop down list, it's not there and I'm forced to choose something else entirely.

Predictably, the bill drew fire from gun enthusiasts, including the Hawaii Rifle Association, which said it would subject law-abiding citizens to unnecessary monitoring. .

Among academic subjects, law applicants have been among the most active with more than 10,000 messages in Facebook group chats already.

(It was by subjecting laws against interracial marriage to strict scrutiny that the Court ruled, unanimously, in Loving v. Virginia).

It cited a long history of discrimination against gay people as part of the justification for subjecting laws like the Defense of Marriage Act to rigorous constitutional review.

If anything, his directive to the police emphasises how subject the law is to political influence.

He says newspapers are already subject to law.

In the process, the subject of law as an economic matter has begun to grow up.

By the 15th century the office had assumed the character of prince subject to law.

He switched his degree subject from law to English and, in part two of his Cambridge course, history.

"There's bipartisan fatigue with the subject," the law's leading opponent, Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, said.