Sentence examples for trend law from inspiring English sources

This week's television trend: law enforcement officers who aren't what they seem.

If Nigeria is to buck the trend, law enforcement itself, not just people on the street, will need cleaning up.

A close look at the online employment database of the American Bar Association reveals that GW and UVA are among the leaders in a striking trend: law schools paying the salaries of their alumni when they go to work in legal firms, non-profits or the government.

Many factors play into the transformation of people into audiences, including commercial imperatives, personal identities, storytelling trends, laws and social mores and of course technological innovations.

That building puts N.Y.L.S. in the middle of a nationwide trend: the law school construction boom.

There is already a well-recognized trend of law enforcement coercing confessions from the young and vulnerable - siphoning them into the criminal justice system.

New York City is ahead of the trend — a law requiring calorie counts to be posted next to prices in some restaurants went into effect July 1, though it will not be enforced until October.

She is the firm's first special counsel for pro bono, a new position, and one that is part of a growing trend by law firms, which have been grappling for more than a decade to meet various challenges on the pro bono front.

Orange County's latest murders reflect an alarming trend for law enforcement: urban firefights with dozens of shots fired.

Spiritual views aside, Bolivia's natural resources have been threatened by environmental changes in recent years, a trend the Law of Mother Earth aims to curtail.

It only makes sense if you see it as part of a long trend of law enforcement's struggle to keep up with technology.