Sentence examples for suggested law from inspiring English sources

Exit polls, however, had suggested Law and Justice was further ahead.

In one line that was particularly jarring given the report's authors, the study suggested, "Law enforcement or intelligence agencies may start to seek orders compelling Samsung, Google, Mattel, Nest or vendors of other networked devices to push an update or flip a digital switch to intercept the ambient communications of a target".

There, a political science professor suggested law school.

Burks suggested law enforcement start nationally tracking violence against transgender individuals. .

There was no visible Indian opposition to the suggested law and it passed the state legislature without a problem.

Although low pH seemed essential for EV disruption, we cannot exclude the possibility that the interaction with glycosaminoglycan (GAG) chains contributes to disruption as previously suggested (Law et al, 2006).

That night, Bradley Wiggins, who had just won a gold medal at the time-trial, suggested laws to make helmets compulsory could be brought in.

Some internal authorisation processes exist but none rigorous enough to prevent the government abusing this power, as the numbers suggest: law enforcement and intelligence agencies access communications data around 500,000 times a year.

But the copycat piracy of the Alondra Rainbow this year suggests law enforcers have not got the mastermind behind such attacks.Other bloody acts have taken place of late in Asia.

As you rightly suggest, law is the way to block opportunists.

The memo suggests law enforcers abused their surveillance authority to spy on Trump campaign official Carter Page based on intelligence funded by the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's campaign.