Sentence examples for used laws from inspiring English sources

He already has used laws on fraudulent payments to convince the American International Group, the insurance giant, to suspend some bonuses.

His complaint is that secularists have used laws that were supposed to separate church and state to promote their own atheistic ideas.That is a long-standing argument.

The newspaper said it had learned that officers from Kent police used laws designed for anti-terrorism to identify a source they had failed to secure through a court application.

The Mail on Sunday said it had learned that police officers from Kent used laws designed for anti-terrorism to identify a source they had failed to secure through a court application.

Prompted by the oil shocks of the 1970s, Brazilian governments used laws and subsidies to promote ethanol-only cars, which had 90% of the market by the late 1980s.

Wong Chin Huat, chairman of the Writers Alliance for Media Independence, said the government used laws like the Internal Security Act, the Sedition Act and the Printing Presses and Publications Act to control the media and to persecute people who spoke out on issues deemed to be sensitive.

But this is a criminal case, invoking a somewhat rarely used law on cyberstalking.

Historically, law firms used law students, junior lawyers, secretaries and clerks to do tasks now assigned to paralegals.

A commonly used law to describe crack propagation is Paris' law, which was originated in Ref. [16].

He used law-enforcement-grade pepper spray to spice up his pizza.

Yes, the ones that used law to justify the "enhanced interrogation techniques" now so well known.