Sentence examples for war of law from inspiring English sources

Mr. Prasquier commented, "A military war and a war of images has become a kind of war of law and war of words, including boycotts, and this leads to a kind of delegitimization of Israel".

It was known as the "war of laws".

At the start of this year, it opened proceedings at the International Criminal Court, hoping to internationalise its dispute with Israel and turn it into a kind of war of laws.

However, Pavlov blamed this on the ongoing War of Laws between the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union and the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (RSFSR), which, he argued, could be resolved by introducing a state of emergency across the entire Soviet Union, or at least in certain economic sectors.

The president of the Nigerian Senate, David Mark, condemned the violence as a declaration of war on law-abiding citizens of Nigeria.

Professor David Kennedy portrays the League as a unique moment when international affairs were "institutionalized", as opposed to the pre First World War methods of law and politics.

Veterans have been more likely to work for the government than workers as a whole since the introduction, between the two world wars, of laws ordering the bureaucracies to favour them when hiring.

The commission and the committee have influenced international law in several important domains, including the laws of war, the law of the sea, human rights, and international terrorism.

It soon became a war in defiance of law.

He saw war crimes, violations of law and constant deception.

In Britain we have our own versions of the impunity, which encompass equality laws, the laws of war, sexual offences law.