Sentence examples for the application of laws from inspiring English sources

The application of laws can be patchy, inconsistent and brutal.

In these matters the parliament is sovereign, but the government can draw up the details for the application of laws.

But leading a revolution would inevitably bring some interference with the application of laws, not to mention all the other atrocities that typically attend revolutions.

"It's not just the laws that are problematic — it's also the application of laws that operate in favor of the powerful," Ms. Nundy said.

Michael Faraday formulated the laws of electrochemical stoichiometry, which deals with the application of laws of definite proportions and of the conservation of matter and energy to chemical activity.

The meeting is also expected to explore when the application of laws on human rights should properly begin and end in new conflicts like the American campaign against terror, how long prisoners can be detained in an open-ended war and how to distinguish between civilians and combatants in such conflicts.

One of the organizations working to protect forest elephants is the Project for the Application of Law for Fauna, or PALF, which is based in Brazzaville, the capital of Congo.

Silvana Agatone, president of the Free Association of Italian Gynaecologists for the Application of Law 194 (Laiga), said: "A woman's right to an abortion under the law in Italy is no longer secure.

Argument assistants for defeasible argumentation naturally correspond to a view of the application of law as dialectical theory construction.

In a letter to the judge, Conyers wrote that "substantial questions exist with respect to the application of law" in Fairooz's case, and asked for leniency. .

"The most important thing to keep in mind is that if you're not going to be married... you're not avoiding the application of law," Stutman said.