Sentence examples for terms of law from inspiring English sources

"In terms of law enforcement, a lot remains to be done".

In terms of law, order and safety, it's a very good place to operate.

In a professional capacity, I typically speak about race in terms of law and policy.

"In terms of law we haven't seen any progress since 2009," said Toby Zhang of Animals Asia, a China spokesman for the Hong Kong-based NGO.

This is competitive tendering, in terms of law and tax enforcement, and Britain comes in lower than other American and European rivals.

Fair in terms of law means that it applies equally to all, something Harman, Hain and Alexander would do well to remember.

But a failure to renew the United Nations mandate will put that success a little further away, particularly in terms of law-enforcement training that is central to removing terrorists and organized crime from Bosnia.

DH-EHE is analyzed in terms of laws of thermodynamics and economics.

My sense is that nothing would happen quickly, in terms of laws, but we would see a steady increase in the Islamic nature of Egyptian culture.

At events in Paris and Washington on Wednesday, officials and campaigners lauded the progress made under the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's Anti-Bribery Convention, in terms of laws passed and convictions secured.

Where does the United States government stand on renewable energy resources, and how might one compare it to China in terms of laws, incentives and subsidies?