Sentence examples for to go by the law from inspiring English sources

But we have to go by the law.

"He felt that the smoking by the characters enhanced those scenes, but we have to go by the law of the land".

"The problem is that everybody has to go by the law or it gives an unfair advantage to the smaller guys, who are going ahead and buying it," said Matt White, general manager of Yaffe Iron & Metal in Muskogee, Okla.

"I don't feel I have to go by the law," Eschenbrenner said.

They tell Marty: "You've got to go by the law.

"She has to go by the law in Israel".

That sent Mr Mohammed's trial into limbo, where it remains.This, Ms Amann says, is an example of the lack of clarity that hounds the tribunals: with no case law to go by, the legal questions are stacking up, and the controversies that have surrounded the tribunals since their inception put their legitimacy in question.

James Johnson, a token operator at the Borough Hall station in Brooklyn, said: "We have to go by what the law says.

"There is a group of people around the Bundesbank," he said, "who go by the law [whereby] the Maastricht treaty defines the role of the central bank.

They want to go by Sharia law, they want Sharia law, they don't want laws that we have," Trump said.

P. 1795) (Eyre, C. J.) ("Patent rights are no where that I can find accurately discussed in our books"); Dutton, supra, n. 3, at 70-71 (quoting Abraham Weston as saying "it may with truth be said that the [Law] Books are silent on the subject [of patents] and furnish no clue to go by, in agitating the Question What is the Law of Patents?").