Sentence examples for will be law from inspiring English sources

First, the English rules will be law, but in Scotland there is no national school curriculum enforced by law.

You can be pretty sure that by the time of the next election it will be law.

Its first choice of coalition partner will be Law and Justice (known as PiS), which is more conservative across the board.

Mr Laudadio hopes it will be law by mid-December, in which case his own one-year contract may be renewed.

Bobby Jindal's parsimonious pitch Of dogs and democracy ReprintsSenator Fitzgerald is confident that his bill will be law by next week.

At 1 and 5 30 p.m. today and again at 6 45 p.m. tomorrow, the attraction will be "Law and Order" (1969).

In response to many tough questions at the hearings concerning positions he had advocated in the past, Senator Ashcroft distanced himself from that past with the following mantra: "I will be law-oriented and not results-oriented".

"How can we be sure that you will work with the F.B.I. to maintain the integrity of the N.I.C.S. when you have already sided with the gun lobby over the F.B.I.?" In response, Mr. Ashcroft sidestepped the question, saying merely that, "If confirmed, I will be law-oriented".

Gone will be laws protecting small business ownership, collective bargaining, the minimum wage and help for farmers.

"And there will be laws that allow men to get married to men and women to get married to women like in the case of America".

One of the key issues for South Africa's Paralympic star will be laws governing self-defence.