Sentence examples for worth law from inspiring English sources

"It's a value decision that it's not worth law enforcement resources to do so".

Yet the POLICE Magazine survey finds that two out of three cops (65%) think it is "worth law enforcement's time to bust marijuana users".

Legal highs kill five people a year; it's not worth a law to save five when alcohol kills 25,000.

It'll take time to unravel 50 years worth of law enforcement overkill, especially in a way that is both just and sensible to the general public.

And the study helped usher in two decades worth of laws and regulations — most important, the 1990 Clean Air Act — requiring major reductions in power plant emissions of sulfur dioxide.

How much is a life worth?" No laws are perfect.

Mass incarceration is the consequence of a generation's worth of laws passed by state and federal legislators eager to win votes by playing upon the public's fear of crime.

Politicians are preparing to scrap decades worth of laws that protect citizens from wholesale spying and guarantee the right to a fair trial and they haven't even read the legislation they want passed.

Is a new gun law worth it, or not?

"We put a thesis worth of housing law into that tiny space," he said.

If there was an American official worth defying the law to meet, it was Barack Obama.