Sentence examples for to be laws from inspiring English sources
But there also need to be laws to control the extremes.
When laws are widely flouted they cease to be laws and instead become instruments to punish certain members of society.
Indeed, there used to be laws in the US to make sure that the government knew what a product cost, so that it could determine reasonable profit margins.
Before it does, there will have to be laws that will protect companies that publish or broadcast critical things on this subject".
If there be no penalty annexed to disobedience, the resolutions or commands which pretend to be laws will, in fact, amount to nothing more than advice or recommendation".
"If they" — the Lubbock detectives — "did anything to persuade me to do that, then there need to be laws written to change the way they do witness identification, because I'm only human.
We tend to be law-abiding.
Our duty is to be law-abiding citizens".
At work, her snooty word appears to be law.
The proposed legislation is expected to be law before the year is out.
