Sentence examples for urging law from inspiring English sources

But the writers wander into dangerous waters by urging law enforcement to get into the act.

Kirmayer is part of a small but growing contingent of lawyers who are urging law firms and corporate counsel to experiment with alternative fee arrangements for litigation.

The American Bar Association in 2016 adopted a resolution urging law firms and corporations to create opportunities for diverse attorneys, including directing a greater percentage of their legal business toward minorities.

The board of governors of the California State Bar passed a resolution last Saturday urging law firms to refrain from either using private clubs that discriminate against women or reimbursing individual lawyers' expenses there.

Barack Obama has called for a renewal of the civil rights movement on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the march on Selma, urging law enforcement and voting rights reforms but also linking the ongoing struggle to immigration reform and gay rights.

The governor released a statement on the situation on Wednesday evening, urging law enforcement to "keep the peace and respect the rights of residents and the press during this difficult time".

Crimestoppers is circulating descriptions of British suspects believed to be on the Costa del Sol and urging law-abiding expats to shop their criminal neighbours with impunity by ringing the confidential hotline set up as part of a three-month pilot project, Operation Captura.

LONDON — As the Leveson inquiry into the behavior of the British press produced its report last week urging laws to underpin new controls, U.S. journalists could feel proud, or at least relieved, that the First Amendment protection of free speech inoculated them against such constraints.

On Tuesday, Attorney General John Ashcroft urged law enforcement officials and citizens to "be on the highest alert".

Patrick J. Toomey, a Republican, and Bob Casey, a Democrat, rescinded the nomination and urged law enforcement officials to "move forward with their investigation without delay".

President Obama urged law schools on Friday to consider cutting a year of classroom instruction, wading into a hotly debated issue inside the beleaguered legal academy.