Sentence examples for term law from inspiring English sources

In the longer term, law enforcement and judicial institutions must be reformed.

The most famous of the sound laws is Grimm's law (though Jacob Grimm himself did not use the term law).

International jurisprudence is suggested by the author to replace the term law of nations, which he deems to be "a misnomer".

The mayor stopped short of saying yesterday that he would seek a way to get around or at least suspend the term law.

Following the title of an important statute of the state of New York, another term, law of decedents' estates, has been gaining ground, as has the law of succession.

This term, law students will have the chance to examine Shakespearean trial scenes in the expectation that they will find insight and that the would-be barristers among them will be able to polish their performance skills.

The term "laws" belongs to the scientific domain and bears a deterministic content.

However, it went the full term, laws were enacted and all its budgets were passed with the support of the Scottish Conservatives.

For clarity of discussion, we use the single term laws to imply laws, regulations, and policies (including legal precedent such as the basis for HIV-related prosecutions in Canada).

The truth is that no significant scientific development in foetal viability has occurred since the late-term law was brought down from 28 to 24 weeks in 1990.

Both sides — if at all logical — will recognize that their respective arguments about man's origin are moot until they can explain what is termed law.