Sentence examples for views of laws from inspiring English sources

On some views of laws (e.g., David Lewis' view) this plausibly implies that such constraints, even if they hold, could not possibly be laws.

Mean Likert scores from the ES SUSSI tests show that students had more informed views of Scientific Theories (b) and Observations & Inferences (a); less informed views of Social & Cultural Influences (d), Imagination & Creativity (e), and Methodology of Science (f); and uninformed views of Laws versus Theories (c).

The dichotomy between the negative and positive views of law was never actually resolved.

It doesn't affect the views of law-abiding citizens, Americans in the United States.

Besides, says Robin Toma, the head of the county's human relations commission, gangs can affect the views of law-abiding folk.

And Haugen wants to make sure that, before these donors decide where to spend their money, they solicit the views of law-enforcement, corrections, and courtroom officials — as well as those individuals who have themselves passed through the justice system.

And Haugen wants to make sure that, before these donors decide where to spend their money, they solicit the views of law-enforcement, corrections, and courtroom officials as well as those individuals who have themselves passed through the justice system.

Because a relatively small proportion of the public has direct experience with the justice system, public knowledge and views of law and the legal system are largely dependent on media representations (Surette, 1984).

"We're very well aware of the society that we're living in right now... and that there are some not so positive views of law enforcement that a segment of our population holds".

We should not expect the naïve regularity view of laws to follow suit, however.

Two qualifications are needed before we get to Lewis's 1973 view of laws.