The public has a stake in upholding the criminal law, and is understood to be an interested party whenever it is broken.
It breaks down whenever it wants to break down".
More than half the "significant demonstrations" in the past 18 months, according to the Inspectorate of Constabulary, were mounted by the English Defence League, which only targets Muslims, smashing shop windows and assaulting passers-by whenever it manages to break through police lines in mainly Muslim areas.
Surrounded by women whose only respite consisted of legally mandated 15-minute breaks whenever it got too hot, she quickly went back to school and then to university in Pontypridd, where she revived an interest in leftwing politics that had been born amid the deprivation of post-industrial Rhondda.
Love is a bond of obligation which these miserable creatures break whenever it suits them to do so; but fear holds them fast by a dread of punishment that never passes" (Machiavelli 1965, 62; translation altered).
David explained that the power station enclosure had been designed originally to encompass the area of the sacred tomb, but the heavy machinery broke down whenever it neared the shrine.
If you always think, "I am sad whenever it rains," take action to break your attachment to that narrative.
And how free, truly, is Cam Newton, and how free can he ever really be, no matter the amount of notoriety and money and access to the super-wealthy, if he can never consistently speak his mind for fear of alienating White America, especially that part of White America with power and privilege and the ability to make or break him whenever it chooses, or so he and his handlers believe?
If, say, I break my promises whenever it is in my direct self-interest to do so, others will not accept my promises, and may even attack me.
In particular, it breaks down whenever the work in question undermines our ideas about its reputed genre.
