Sentence examples for two sets of law from inspiring English sources

To judge from the Babylonian evidence, two sets of law, possibly administered by two sets of courts, were in force in the provinces.

The suspension and restoration drew on two sets of laws.

The settlers made two sets of laws: a civil law for the civilized, an indigenous law for everyone else.

But the current government is concerned that the creation of two sets of laws would diminish the sense of Australia as a single nation.

One of the most pressing questions in science is why the universe seems to operate according to two sets of laws.

Connecting the two sets of laws also requires linking the surface area of a black hole with entropy, as Bekenstein had suggested.

Given these different aims, what these two sets of laws should require will often differ; for this reason religion "ought not always to serve as a first principle to the civil laws" (SL 26.9).

Are there two sets of laws according to these people?

To draw an equivalence between these two sets of laws is to be, at best, stupid, and at worst, mendacious.

One of the central characteristics of highly unequal societies is that two sets of laws develop: One set for the rich and powerful and one set for everyone else.

They know that there are two sets of laws in the country: one for the rich, powerful and well connected of Wall Street and one for everyone else on Main Street.